little Planet Pano

[Stuman]

I just learned how to do these and I love the effect :001_smile: This was my first attempt. It is a 3 exposure HDR...

http://www.stumanvr.com/VRs/Planet/Planet.html

[Stuman]

Did another last night :001_smile:

http://www.stumanvr.com/VRs/MonarchPlanet/Monarch360.html

[YvesG]

Great job you did, I enjoyed it so much.

[linkahwai]

Very impressing! I am beginner to pano and VR tour. Would you mind to share how did u do the animation, switching from stereographic projection to virtual tour?

[YvesG]

Did you use krpano ?

[christtramp]

two great examples - brilliant work.

i am new to this - i have made a couple of 360's etc - i an experimanting with software - what do you recomend ?

Christian

[Bill Bailey]

two great examples - brilliant work.
i am new to this - i have made a couple of 360's etc - i an experimanting with software - what do you recomend ?
Christian

Hi Christian,
Welcome to the forum. I believe you'll find most folks using PTGui to stitch.
See also: http://nodalninja.com/forum/index.php?topic=62.0
Cheers
Bill

[brada]

What is the shortest focal length lens you can use to accomplish this? I own a Sigma 10-20, would that work?

[Hugh]

Sure, you can use a Sigma 10-20mm.
I have had successful results with this lens, especially at the 10mm end of the zoom.
See my table on:
http://www.hugha.co.uk/NodalPoint/using_the_nodal_point.htm
I used a friction panohead for the 9 directions in each plane, but 10 directions with a Nodal Ninja should also give a good answer.
I may get an opportunity to see over the weekend.

[erikhoffman]

Did another last night :001_smile:

http://www.stumanvr.com/VRs/MonarchPlanet/Monarch360.html



How did you do this, I looked at KPRpano but didnt make any sense

Erik

[hindenhaag]

Hi Erik,

follow the hints at the bottom of this site.

http://www.krpano.com/forum/wbb/index.php?page=Thread&threadID=2041


Heinz