Let's go for a walk in the park, shall we?
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Motisam
June 17, 2015
Thank you for your interest Jacobundy! I created this picture of the trees in the park by stitching about 180 single photo's together to form this polar panoramic view. I've used a free stitching programme called Image composite editor. In order to create the 360 degree final image the challenge is to get enough overlap between each picture taken. I used a tripod for more accurate result but it's not necessary.
jdarling
June 19, 2015
So, here is my guess on how this was setup, and because you already spelled out some of it :D.
Low tripod position placing the horizon about 1/3 the way up the view (what 6" off the ground?) and focused to infinity. Then rotating about 2 degrees per shot, when you merged the shots together you got a nice long panorama, and were able to use either a fisheye or polar transform to assemble.
Low tripod position placing the horizon about 1/3 the way up the view (what 6" off the ground?) and focused to infinity. Then rotating about 2 degrees per shot, when you merged the shots together you got a nice long panorama, and were able to use either a fisheye or polar transform to assemble.
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