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Category Archives: Panoramic Imaging
Back To Film…..
This panorama of an old oak tree in Myrtle Beach, SC was shot with the Fuji 617 panorama camera and Tri-X 220 film. I love all things digital. But there’s something about film and it’s not just how it looks … Continue reading
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Point of View Shooting Panoramas
If you stand in one place and make sure that optical center of the lens remains in the same vertical axis while you turn the iPhone4 from right to left (in this case) different forms of imagery can be created. … Continue reading
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Extreme Close Up Panoramas Handheld with a Grip
This is actually shot with the iPhone4 using a Gymbl grip handheld. If you understand the requirements of the stitching software you’re using (in my case AutoStitch) you can “improvise” away from having the lens rotate exactly around the axis … Continue reading