Great source for Panorama "How To..."

[LoopBaCK]

I came across this sight while looking at details of a Maxi Joker 2 build. While browsing I found a wonderful source of instruction on creating 360 pano's as well as excellent details on photoshop and other image software packages. This link is to the "Technical" page with all the details:
http://www.rosaurophotography.com/html/technical0.html

Excellent work Rosauro Photography!

[fogger]

Awesome reference, thanks for posting. I just ordered my Nodal Ninja today :) Going to try making some realflight photofields. Funny, reading the tutorial for finding the no-paralax point I realized I have the exact same heater duct filter (plastic grid) he showed there, too dirty to use and I'm too lazy to clean it :) so now I have a new use for that thing :).

Another good reference is:
www.panoguide.com

-Chris

[phil007]

This video also has good information on creating panoramas.

PhotoTechEDU Day 29: Photographing VR Panoramas
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_6vO1vBkpc

Google Tech Talks
October, 17 2007

ABSTRACT

Scott Highton, one of the pioneers of virtual reality photography, will present an overview of methods and techniques for photographing VR panoramas. While VR panoramas have become common for online tours in the real estate and travel industries, where low-quality point-and-shoot technique seems to prevail, Scott focuses on the higher-end and higher-quality approaches that yield memorable and evocative imagery.

Scott's talk will include discussion of the various capture and post-production technologies available for panoramic imaging today, as well as a look behind the scenes at real-life VR photo shoots.


Phil