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Published: 2005-03-11 12:02:44 +0000 UTC; Views: 2740; Favourites: 34; Downloads: 113
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This was a project I had to do for a photography elective I chose during my graphic design course at college.It's a 180 degree panoramic photo using 10 or more scanned in photographs... well, it was supposed to be but it's closer to 150 degrees i think.
Tools : Pentax Z-10 Film SLR > Developed @ K-mart > Cannon Scanner > Mac G5 > Photoshop 6
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It feels very cinematic, as I scrolled across it felt like I was actually looking around
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thanks for your kind words ^ ^
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That's a very nice panorama! Please check some of my new 360 degrees interactive ones --> [link]
In the last two, I finally managed to make them 100% seamless! ^____^
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thanks ken
i like your flash panoramas, what kind of camera & lens do u use for ur pano?
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Thanks! My camera is nothing much special - it's a Canon PowerShot IS3 with default lenses, using the built-in panorama program to help aligning the shots, usually 13 in total for full 360 degrees capture. The Canon panorama shooting mode allows you to see a semi-transparent view of the last shot, so you can align the next one and decide how much overlapping to leave between shots. The first couple of panoramas used an ancient Sony Mavica FD-73, which comes with a built-in 3.5" floppy disk drive. LOL
The Canon panorama helper is really useful when trying to keep a constant overlap between shoots, which will later make it easier to match perspective distortions because they are more or less the same for all shots. It also automatically disables auto-color saturation correction to avoid exposure discrepancies between shots caused by light source position. ^^
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talk bout a dynamic shot(s), stunning, makes you feel like your there.
wish i was now
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hey man do yo ugo to QCA by any chance?? I'll be there this year 
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hey dude,
yea i did, i've graduated tho
good luck with ur studies ^ ^
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My bro ~wireblue knows this bridge all too well
He walks it most days on the way to QUT.
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cheers
i'd love to check out melbourne 1 day, more interesting than brisbane i heard~
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excellent pano
melbournian here
... well use to be, shanghainian now
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wow, this is really cool! it's like standing on the bridge and scanning the view... and it's probably the closest i'm going to get to experiencing australia until at least christmas
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thanks ^_^
sweet, r u visiting aus in xmas? prepare for the heat~ >_< (bring lots of sun cream, them +50 ones lol)
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yeah, i only get my holidays over christmas time... and i'm a little worried about what the heat will be like! 27 degree days here were too hot for me 
it should be exciting though, i've never been to a theme park before
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That is a really awesome picture. Just wish I had a widescreen monitor to see it in full width.
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Wonderful job, seamless and such a great central point
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took me a while to make it look seamless, although there are still few areas that r a bit dodgy but oh well... >.<
thanks for your comment ^.^
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cool one.good motive, especially for a panoramic picture. And of course very good chosen borders. Like it very much.
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thank you so much ...i'm still new at photography, i plan to get better and better and hopefully buy a decent dslr, development cost is too much imo >.<
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so your a brisbane fella 2 ey... nice 1
cheerz for the comment ~
[ BECK ]
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Beautiful! Looking at this brings back some great memories I have of vacationing and sightseeing... kudos, man.
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