Thats an amazing view Jonathan - how does that happen, does one need a special prog to put it together ? I love this stuff, any tutes about how to etc ?
Thanx
Its a 360 degree panorama stitched together using a brilliant piece of software called PTGui. You can do some very creative things with panoramas - I've attached my favourite night time one that I took at home.
So normally, they are taken from earth looking up, but now I'm using my drone to take somewhere between 20-40 16mp still images to create an incredibly large panorama that can then be manipulated to get the desired effect - that projection is called Little Planet and is effectively the same as taking a fish-eye shot.
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Thats an amazing view Jonathan - how does that happen, does one need a special prog to put it together ? I love this stuff, any tutes about how to etc ?
Thanx
Not for the contest, but I was looking at the thumbnails of my images today when I noticed the first photo and I had to open it to see what it was. A sleeping duck! I thought it was fun as it's almost a circular shape (not quite though).
The second one is for fun too (circle within circle?)...
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Do you know what the flowers are? They're very pretty
P.S I thought it was an allium but the leaves don't look right?
I think they are just dandelions. A bit sharp, and I don't even remember sharpening that photo. Maybe I had chosen a wide aperture (the background is indeed a bit blurred as contrasted to the sharp dandelions).
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I think they are just dandelions. A bit sharp, and I don't even remember sharpening that photo. Maybe I had chosen a wide aperture (the background is indeed a bit sharp as contrasted to the sharp dandelions).
Haha the leaves look like they belong to a dandelion. I though it was some exotic flower
Haha the leaves look like they belong to a dandelion. I though it was some exotic flower
They look like you can grab them! Oh, I meant the background is a bit blurred, not sharp (when the background is blurred and the central subject sharp it means the aperture is wide). Where is my coffee?
I think they are just dandelions. A bit sharp, and I don't even remember sharpening that photo. Maybe I had chosen a wide aperture (the background is indeed a bit blurred as contrasted to the sharp dandelions).
