Brian Gollands <email@hidden> wrote:
> I would like to make macro panoramas using the technique of Helmut
> Dersch (see http://www.all-in-one.ee/~dersch/html/Micros.html and
> http://www.anatomy.wright.edu/qtvr/makepano.html). Does anyone know a
> source for convex spherical mirrors? The places I've checked so far have
> not yielded anything. Thanks for any help.
Some time ago, someone on this list was experimenting with using
mirror-glazed premium pinballs for that sort of thing:
http://mrgameroom.homestead.com/Kens.html
I purchased a hemispherical mirror from Linos Photonics back in 2000,
based on suggestions from Professor Dersch. What I got was a 40mm plano
convex lens with a silver coating on the convex side - basically, a
hemispherical mirror - with an f of 50mm, silver coating on the convex
side. It ran $65.10 USD. It took them about 2 months to fill the
order, fabricating in Germany and shipping through their US office in MA.
http://linos-photonics.com
I produced a couple of mediocre macro panoramas with a CoolPix 990. I
have not tried again since I got a dSLR.
Andrew Crawford
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