The method for creating a panosphere is relatively simple - I'd just never gotten around to actually trying one till now.
I took one of my existing stitched panorama images and tried the conversion to panosphere.
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I'd thought about trying my hand at a panosphere (often called the "little planet" effect) for some time now. The effect is produced by a type of image projection to show a picture as if it was a small world.
The method for creating a panosphere is relatively simple - I'd just never gotten around to actually trying one till now. I took one of my existing stitched panorama images and tried the conversion to panosphere. Sydney in a Spin D600, D7000, Nikon/Sigma/Tamron Lenses, Nikon Flashes, Sirui/Manfrotto/Benro Sticks
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Most interesting. I think you've done very well with this - one to frame.
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I agree you've done an outstanding job. Much better than others I've seen.
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Good job! Most silhouettes are recognisable
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This reminds me a little of an old technique for issuing instructions in car rallies - the circular herringbone.
Very interesting image, and technique. g.
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Really like what you have accomplished with this, works really well.
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Luv it, but I would suggest that turning the image 90° to the right would give the photo a much more powerful composition.
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