Anyone experience with this tool
http://www.aerialphotographymast.co.uk/ap1500.php
or has anyone alternatives.
Might be a cost effective and easy alternative to heliccopter panos no?
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the result is like this?
http://www.nddaily.com/multimedianews/3 ... 2416.shtml
I just cusrous about this pano, really confuse about how to make...
i know it must be shoot on helicopter, but where is the tripod placed on?
the key problems are what devices are needed and how to photograph
can anyone give the answer?!
really amazing, we are like a bird....
http://www.nddaily.com/multimedianews/3 ... 2416.shtml
I just cusrous about this pano, really confuse about how to make...
i know it must be shoot on helicopter, but where is the tripod placed on?
the key problems are what devices are needed and how to photograph
can anyone give the answer?!
really amazing, we are like a bird....
[quote="sigma"]I just cusrous about this pano, really confuse about how to make...
i know it must be shoot on helicopter, but where is the tripod placed on?
the key problems are what devices are needed and how to photograph
quote]
Definitely Helicopter or plane
Camera hanging certainly with a rope or a fixed length metal device
Pano = stitched
How to. Perhaps have to look in aerial photography. check for it on the forum under websites. I had an interesting link from texas I guess. Have to check.
cheers
i know it must be shoot on helicopter, but where is the tripod placed on?
the key problems are what devices are needed and how to photograph
quote]
Definitely Helicopter or plane
Camera hanging certainly with a rope or a fixed length metal device
Pano = stitched
How to. Perhaps have to look in aerial photography. check for it on the forum under websites. I had an interesting link from texas I guess. Have to check.
cheers
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This set up is only meant for small, lightweight 'point & shoot' cameras - I wouldn't trust it with a heavier DSLR & Fisheye lens combo (as well as the added weight of the tilt/pan mechanism. Also, I'd guess a bit 'hit & miss' with remote capture...?
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Here is my try:
http://www.virtualczech.cz/letecke-panorama.php
http://www.virtualczech.cz/letecke-panorama.php
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care to share your heli setup?martyhr wrote:Here is my try:
http://www.virtualczech.cz/letecke-panorama.php
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here's a good write up http://www.rosaurophotography.com/html/ap_03.htmlzap wrote:sigma wrote:I just cusrous about this pano, really confuse about how to make...
i know it must be shoot on helicopter, but where is the tripod placed on?
the key problems are what devices are needed and how to photograph
quote]
Definitely Helicopter or plane
Camera hanging certainly with a rope or a fixed length metal device
Pano = stitched
How to. Perhaps have to look in aerial photography. check for it on the forum under websites. I had an interesting link from texas I guess. Have to check.
cheers