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24 responses to “360 degree Panorama Photography tips and editing”
Afternoon! Have you considered photo sfxart tricks (google it)? My buddy Lauren made some very amazing pictures with their video lessons.
I wonder how well this would work if you created individual HDR images prior to going to PTGUI
300 pounds !!….Thats SO Heavy !!
Thanks for that, very interesting :)
I notice you have a hood o your camera. Forgive this novice but whenever I try to use a hood when taking landscapes I get vigneting in the corners of my images. Also, I would highly recommend using a remote control when taking the photos so you limit the risk of camera shake. Many thanks for your tutorial.
hey, manual focus is good for open space, but what i should do in small room with alot of elements, without automate focus u get alot of elements out of focus….
Really good tutorial. Thanks man!
Nice effect. I came out really well. I went ahead and added my own photo to complete the effect. Thanks Dom.
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I accidentally disliked trying to add it to my favorites, whoops
i know that this is random but play the interactive transcription while listening to what he is saying… btw great video its going in my favourites
Thanks you helped me a lot.
same software, the ptgui makes it as a .mov file.
Very good film. I wanted to learn how to make 360 degrees photo. Have seen others do it but I failed. Learned quite a lot from you. Thank you for sharing. Take care!
…anwar…
And then what software is used to view the 360 where you can move the picture, which is not only a flat view?
Is this video sponsored by British Gas?
” a little bit further than 360°” ???
How to upload this on Google Maps?
yerrr thats the one thanks.
i use the terms the Zenith and the Nadir points
its not really a spherical map is it? because you didnt photograph the ground and the azimuth. (i forgot what anti azimuth is called) but good tut ty.
Such a great video. Great tips. Thank you!
Very nice tutorials, i really love them, btw do you have flickr?
Thankfully I don’t have to pay since PIRATE BAY IS THERE HAHA ;))
Hi mate,
can you please tell me what lens did you used on this shot & on the video?
many thanks