Hi,
I've not visited this forum for a while, thought I would post a link to some resent work.
Here's 3 shots inside the Devon Air Ambulance Helicopter with some red buttons which will fit in with the clients website.
http://www.peterstephens.co.uk/interact ... ockpit.php
Not perfect as the camera was a little close to some of the controls etc... The copter could have been called out at any point so worked quickly to shoot them. The cockpit VR is made up of 91 photos, for lens flare control and HDR.
Hope you like
Cheers,
Pete
Helicopter VR
- Peter Stephens
- Posts: 295
- Joined: Thu Mar 27, 2008 12:32 pm
- Location: Exeter, Devon, UK
- Contact:
Nice scene Peter,
Should spend a little more time on the stitch or correct the obvious alignment errors in Photoshop.
Maybe your NPP isn't quite spot on?
91 is a strange amount also how did you come at this figure?
6 around x 9 brackets + say 2x Nadir 180 opposed and 2x Zenith 180 apposed still only equals = 90
Maybe we can throw in 1x held held nadir also?
Regards, Smooth
Should spend a little more time on the stitch or correct the obvious alignment errors in Photoshop.
Maybe your NPP isn't quite spot on?
91 is a strange amount also how did you come at this figure?
6 around x 9 brackets + say 2x Nadir 180 opposed and 2x Zenith 180 apposed still only equals = 90
Maybe we can throw in 1x held held nadir also?
Regards, Smooth
- Peter Stephens
- Posts: 295
- Joined: Thu Mar 27, 2008 12:32 pm
- Location: Exeter, Devon, UK
- Contact:
Obvious alighment errors ? Where... found a small one one the door which I didn't see before. NPP is spot on !
91.... 6 around, 1 above and 1 below + 2 extra shots to compensate for the lens flare x 9 for HDR + one nadir on a boom. 91
D200 + 10.5mm
Pete
91.... 6 around, 1 above and 1 below + 2 extra shots to compensate for the lens flare x 9 for HDR + one nadir on a boom. 91
D200 + 10.5mm
Pete
- Peter Stephens
- Posts: 295
- Joined: Thu Mar 27, 2008 12:32 pm
- Location: Exeter, Devon, UK
- Contact:
Sorry smooth but I can't see any 'obvious alignment errors'.... can you send me some screen shots of what you are looking at ? I've not heard anyone else mention this yet.
Thanks,
Pete
Thanks,
Pete
- Peter Stephens
- Posts: 295
- Joined: Thu Mar 27, 2008 12:32 pm
- Location: Exeter, Devon, UK
- Contact:
ok.. spoted an error in the Nadir which I'm just working on, is that what you were talking about? Not obvious though.....
Pete
Pete
G'day Pete,
Sorry mate, it wasn't meant to be a personal attack of any kind, I was just pointing out what my eyes seen when viewing your panorama. The pano is nice as I stated and could be excellent tidied up a little. I personally am not immune or devoid of missing errors in my own work (sometimes we are too close to see the bleeding obvious).
Of course none of these stitching errors are very obvious to "everybody" but my eagle eyes don't miss much and truly I wasn't studying the pano they just stood out to me whilst browsing your copter scene.
Anyway, all are minor in the scheme of things but should you fix them then the panorama as a whole is improved right?
So I will do some captures and point out the things I spotted first time around (if you haven't already updated it).
It is also worth noting that the NPP is a floating point in a fisheye lens, so with that amount of light bouncing around of the copter and then the lens glass it is understandable that you will drift from the NPP regardless to how "perfect" you believe things are set up.
What is your equipment? Panohead etc?
Regards, Smooth
Sorry mate, it wasn't meant to be a personal attack of any kind, I was just pointing out what my eyes seen when viewing your panorama. The pano is nice as I stated and could be excellent tidied up a little. I personally am not immune or devoid of missing errors in my own work (sometimes we are too close to see the bleeding obvious).
Of course none of these stitching errors are very obvious to "everybody" but my eagle eyes don't miss much and truly I wasn't studying the pano they just stood out to me whilst browsing your copter scene.
Anyway, all are minor in the scheme of things but should you fix them then the panorama as a whole is improved right?
So I will do some captures and point out the things I spotted first time around (if you haven't already updated it).
It is also worth noting that the NPP is a floating point in a fisheye lens, so with that amount of light bouncing around of the copter and then the lens glass it is understandable that you will drift from the NPP regardless to how "perfect" you believe things are set up.
What is your equipment? Panohead etc?
Regards, Smooth
- Peter Stephens
- Posts: 295
- Joined: Thu Mar 27, 2008 12:32 pm
- Location: Exeter, Devon, UK
- Contact:
Hi Smooth,
Didn't take it as a personal attach !! Don't worry. I just wanted to know what you were seeing as you said 'Obvious alignment errors'. Was thinking there where major stitching errors in the image Text comes across the wrong way often.
I've been working on the images for ages... you're right yes, to close to the see the bleeding obvious !! Would apreciate any screen shots of bits I've missed.
(I know what the NPP is ) Using a D200 + 10.5mm lens on a 360Precision Absolute pano head.
Cheers,
Pete
Didn't take it as a personal attach !! Don't worry. I just wanted to know what you were seeing as you said 'Obvious alignment errors'. Was thinking there where major stitching errors in the image Text comes across the wrong way often.
I've been working on the images for ages... you're right yes, to close to the see the bleeding obvious !! Would apreciate any screen shots of bits I've missed.
(I know what the NPP is ) Using a D200 + 10.5mm lens on a 360Precision Absolute pano head.
Cheers,
Pete
- Peter Stephens
- Posts: 295
- Joined: Thu Mar 27, 2008 12:32 pm
- Location: Exeter, Devon, UK
- Contact:
nice one.... done a few of them already, thanks
Pete
Pete
- Peter Stephens
- Posts: 295
- Joined: Thu Mar 27, 2008 12:32 pm
- Location: Exeter, Devon, UK
- Contact:
All sorted, thanks for posting the screen shots !!
Pete
Pete