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Re: The 'FullScreen of the Week' visits Montreal



Jook,
I kind of noticed this when I shot the concert pano. I was probably totally of with the nodal point and leveling but it still stitched somewhat OK. So PTMac/PanoTools basically corrects these problems with the control points?
I have been imagining building a custom mount for my monopod and using that for fisheye panos. Then I could just 'spin' it on the monopod---a no brainer.
Peace,
aa


Golem Productions
http://golemproductions.com


On Mar 28, 2004, at 10:17 AM, Jook Leung wrote:

When you try the string and weight thing you'll realize it will take your
attention away from the task at hand. You'll be looking at the ground and
not at what's happening around you.


Shooting level is not a requirement for spherical! You can level and
correct the pitch and roll of the pano later in the PTools workflow. Even
for hand held panos, I only need to set two distant control points for each
seam for a total of eight.


Jook


I think that the power of QTVR as a journalistic tool is great. It is
much more powerful than a still image in many ways. The challenges are
to get those 4-6 shots off in a short enough amount of time to capture
the action and expressions on peoples' faces etc, while still retaining
the nodal point and levels. I am going to go purchase a weight (a/la
philo) to attach to a string for handhelds. I have photographed a lot
of concerts (golemproductions.com/home.html) and there have been many
times where I wanted to shoot vr but didn't feel like dealing with the
equipment, or just wasn't in the state of mind necessary to keep my
camera level (:-} . but, I did OK with that pano I shot at the Shlomo
Bar show (posted recently).
...And another challenge is to get the news outlets to recognize and
support VR.
peace,
andy


Golem Productions
http://golemproductions.com


On Mar 27, 2004, at 4:26 AM, Jook Leung wrote:

In a previous career I made a living as a photo-illustrator...a complex
and forgotten art of orchestrated camera exposures, camera masks,
projection screens and physical film layers handled in the
darkroom...before Photoshop made it too easy.


Now I enjoy going back to taking real photographs and the challenge of
doing "good" photo-journalistic spherical panoramas is a real rush.


Two examples:
http://360vr.com/911c
http://360vr.com/ems


regards, Jook Leung


From: Ray Broussard <email@hidden>
Since I don't use a oneshot system, I'd say all of my panos are
'fake' - especially those with action. That is ok as far as I am
concerned. After all, I'm not a newspaper shooter.

Ray Broussard

Hi,

Your comment made me jump on my chair but i'm sure you agree newspaper
shooters are the worst fakers when it comes to framing reality. It's
the fun
part of vr to keep it alive 3600 wide and compose with a moving world.
And
you perform that dance well.

Cheers
-mickael



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