3D Panorama HDR Crazy!

[Mirazimov]

[Anton2707]

Nice, but clouds color is not color of clouds...

[Mirazimov]

You're right, but this is Crazy

[bart]

Nice work and fun to play with.

[Mirazimov]

Thank you!

[Malcolm Debono]

Woah.. this is epic!

Would have been great if the clouds were white. Did you process the HDRs in Photomatix?

[Mirazimov]

Yes, unfortunately the clouds overdone. I was very hurry. Did FotomatixPro processing.

[organicphoto]

I enjoyed it a lot - thanks for sharing!

[enzoup]

looks nice

[DavDesh]

what program did you use to merge the 360 pano?

[Mirazimov]

1) Adobe PS CS 5.5 - edit images
2) PhotomatixPro - merging pictures to HDR
3) PtGui Pro 9.1 - creating 360 pano
4) Autopano Tour - for creating index.swf
5) transfer to hosting

it is so easy ))
if you want I can try to make the video instructions.

[Pumpkinwaffle]

if you want I can try to make the video instructions.

That would be great!
Software as much as shooting those. I don't see any tripod when I look down??

[winam]

nice

[edgardave]

that pano tour is awesome!

[discocalculi]

Übercool!

[Mikkel]

Super fun! Had to see it 3 times
Thanks. Now I will go to bed with a smile on my face

Mikkel

[winam]

nice one

[nuklearpuppy]

Try exposure fusion in Photomatix for a more natural HDR. Put all your bracketed images in one folder. In the Fusion menu select the number of images tacken in sequence. E.g 5. If you have taken bracketed 5 images for one picture it will take the 25 images and edit them 5 pictures at a time. Then stitch the final 5 outcomes together in the 360 pano program. Let me know if the outcome is better upon trying this - if you decide to do so :-)

[ShootingStars]

How many images did it take to make this? A video would be awesome.

[Jakobmen]

if you turn around fast you get dizzy, its like the real thing!   

[Mirazimov]

I take 3 photos of each shot.
3*9 = 27 photos.
I try to make video tutorial..

All work took 2 hours