Panoramic Shots

[jsigone]

yah I choose the lighter shade of the spectrum

 

[ssssnake529]

 

[john101477]

Grand Tetons NP

Just inside the AZ line from NM

Grand Canyon Vertical Pano

 

[nwoods]

Freaking awesome

 

[chadlanc]

[video=vimeo;65282501]https://vimeo.com/65282501[/video]

 

[theksmith]

Chimney rock near Tucson, AZ:

(trip report here...)

 

[john101477]

Nice

 

[Tucson T4R]

Couple North Rim Grand Canyon Panos

Here is a Pano from North Timp Point.

This one is from Fire Point.

 

[nwoods]

Sweet Brad. so green!

 

[john101477]

Wow what a difference from what I seen from the south rim in the winter!!!

 

[markrez]

very large panorama

I created a 360 degree panorama out of about 100 images taken from War Eagle Mountain in Idaho this holiday weekend and uploaded it to Microsoft's Photosynth site.

Enjoy it by hitting the direct link here, or goto http://www.photosynth.net and search for markrez.

 

[nwoods]

I created a 360 degree panorama out of about 100 images taken from War Eagle Mountain in Idaho this holiday weekend and uploaded it to Microsoft's Photosynth site.

Enjoy it by hitting the direct link here, or goto http://www.photosynth.net and search for markrez.

Um..how is that you were able to hover in place at the top of that aerial antenna?

 

[john101477]

180 degree view up and down for 360 degrees. Impressive but how did you do it? interesting software...

 

[Tucson T4R]

I created a 360 degree panorama out of about 100 images taken from War Eagle Mountain in Idaho this holiday weekend and uploaded it to Microsoft's Photosynth site.

Enjoy it by hitting the direct link here, or goto http://www.photosynth.net and search for markrez.

Wow, that's very cool technology. Nicely done. :victory:

 

[markrez]

Um..how is that you were able to hover in place at the top of that aerial antenna?

No hovering involved. I was standing close to the top of the ladder and I had a belt around me and the ladder for safety.
The ladder in the pano turned out like that since I wasn't able to keep my camera consistent while rotating around the ladder.

180 degree view up and down for 360 degrees. Impressive but how did you do it? interesting software...

Microsoft has a software package called ICE, Image Composite Editor (check it out here)
Simply take overlapping images, drag them into ICE and wait. It will stitch them together and then upload them to your Photosynth account and/or export a single pano image. Sometimes it doesn't work so well, sometimes it surprises you.

Wow, that's very cool technology. Nicely done. :victory:

Thanks, this was my most successful one to date. Even if there are some poor transitions if you zoom in real close.