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Panoramic Photos of Kennedy Space Center, Seal Beach Pier, Fire Station Playhouse and Some Sanctuary
06:37 AM / 28 Aug 2007 Filed in: photography
I got a few more panoramic photos posted
this morning. These three include two cubic
images -- meaning, these images have a full
360 x 180 degree display. Not only can you pan
left and right, but also up and down. And they
really look good full screen too.
Here is the Rocket Garden at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. This image was created using six photographs shot with a fisheye lens. Four horizontal shots (each at 90 degree increments) one pointing straight up and one straight down. Each of the images was handheld (as opposed to using a tripod and a pano head).
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Here is the Rocket Garden at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. This image was created using six photographs shot with a fisheye lens. Four horizontal shots (each at 90 degree increments) one pointing straight up and one straight down. Each of the images was handheld (as opposed to using a tripod and a pano head).
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Water Bridge, Jamaican Flower, Crush Added to Photograhy
07:58 AM / 20 Aug 2007 Filed in: photography
I added a couple of my (recent) favorite
photographs to the site today: Water Bridge,
Jamaican Flower, "Crush"
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Panoramic Photos of Chateau Cheneceau, Balboa Fun Zone in Newport Beach, CA
07:46 AM / 30 Mar 2007 Filed in: photography
Chateau Cheneceau - Loire Valley, France:
April 2002
Five days after our neighborhood nearly burned down, we found ourselves in the Loire Valley. This is one of the first panoramic photographs I took using a digital SLR. And it is still one of my favorites too.
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Five days after our neighborhood nearly burned down, we found ourselves in the Loire Valley. This is one of the first panoramic photographs I took using a digital SLR. And it is still one of my favorites too.
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Panoramic Photos of Covered Bridge, Log Bridge, Fire on a Hill
07:39 AM / 26 Mar 2007 Filed in: photography
Frontier Street Fire - Trabuco Canyon,
California: April 2002
There is nothing quite like getting a call from a friend while you are 5,000 miles from home to find out there is a big fire in your neighborhood. Great work by the Orange County Fire Authority saved our whole neighborhood.
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There is nothing quite like getting a call from a friend while you are 5,000 miles from home to find out there is a big fire in your neighborhood. Great work by the Orange County Fire Authority saved our whole neighborhood.
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Immersive 360 Degree Panoramas Coming Back to www.morper.net
07:34 AM / 18 Mar 2007 Filed in: photography
I am finally getting back around to posting some of
my panoramic photography. I’m going to start
posting back up some of my first photographs.
Today’s photographs were taken in 1999 and 2000. I
think these are two of the first three I ever
photographed. Both of these images were taking with
print film, then I scanned the prints. These are
known as cylinder panoramas -- meaning, when you
view these fullscreen [ US Capitol, Greeter’s
Corner ] you can only look left or right. Later, I
will post some of my cubic images (these allow you
to look straight up and straight down too).
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