Thread: Panoramic Shots

Cheers Dullbird. Yes, the vertical pano is an unusual one. This was the first one I had done and it worked out well I think. The top of the pano is virtually overhead.

I've yet to get it printed and framed. Might be a good anniversary pressie for the Mrs.

Took this 2 days before we even went to red alert for recent cyclone "Rusty", in Port Hedland we never really got the cyclone, but we could see it coming.
This is a greatly reduced pic to manage up load, but trust you can see enough.

I just recently bought a Nexus 4 that does 'photospheres' (full wrap around images). They are easy to upload into google+ but none of my friends use it. I found another way to display them by hosting them on my own website and just a javascript viewer library.

Here's an example of one of the local basketball stadium

Doncats Court 2

An iPhone pano from ****et Thailand.
That place is really alive!

Cheers
David

Vertical pano
Nikon D300s, Tokina 12-24, tripod.

^great colours. Top snap Arthur

Private Jetties

David

A couple stitched with the free Microsoft Research Image Composite Editor (ICE).

A bridge to nowhere, Snowy Mountains:



Richmond Bridge, Tassie