@ ipacmm, that would be a really nice shot of the Ohio river if that tree wasn't right in the middle
If your side is the right one, do you have a PC there?!?JonHimself said:
eXan said:If your side is the right one, do you have a PC there?!?![]()
iGary said:
Rokem said:how do you do those? i think they are so cool. Special stand, camera, and do you have any guides or tips that are yours or a link to some are on the internet.
You'll thank me when you start to land jobs like theseiGary said:And thanks to Cooknn - he got me in this mess.![]()
Cooknn said:You'll thank me when you start to land jobs like theseVRX Studio's cruise tour presentation is 4-star but the actual 360's blow, IMHO. You could grab some of that cruise business and blow those guys away with the quality of your pano's.
serpent said:thx iGary I was all set to buy a 10.5 now gotta save up for a pano head too!![]()
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Lau said:The QTVR looks fab, Gary.![]()
This was a bit of an experiment using a Holga medium format camera, and just winding the film slowly through the camera and taking a shot every few clicks out of the train window as it came into Bristol Temple Meads station. I'd like to do some more with this technique it's a bit like seeing a passage of time but in a static way.
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Cooknn said:I posted this in the thread Over Achiever mentioned, but since we're revisiting the topic I'll throw it out again![]()
I've been thinking... You know how iStockphoto taps the masses for stock photography? I wonder if we could pull together some enterprising individuals here and start a site dedicated to pano's. Probably too much of a niche I guessThoughts?
Anyways, click the Pano below to view the QTVR.