How to shoot a 360° spherical Panorama in 90 seconds
Dodany: Sep 7, 2010
Od: 360Cities
Czas: 1:28
Jeffrey Martin from Panomonkey.com shows you how to shoot a 360° spherical Panoramic photo in a few seconds, using a digital SLR and a fisheye lens - no tripod or panoramic tripod head is necessary. After shooting, you can upload your camera photos to Panomonkey.com to create a fully spherical panorama. You can then publish this panoramic photo to 360Cities and show it on Google Earth.
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Wyświetlenia: 38513 Komentarze: 17
360Cities Wypowiedź:
Oct 5, 2010 - it was a canon 5d (I - not mk2) and a nikkor 10.5 fisheye with the lens hood cut off :-) You can achieve nearly the same with a normal canon SLR (such as 500D / T1i) and a sigma 8mm.
rzaniz Wypowiedź:
Oct 13, 2010 - Hello Jeffrey. What camera did you use to record this video? I do not mean the camera used to make a spherical panorama, but you used to record this video. Thanks!
360Cities Wypowiedź:
Oct 13, 2010 - canon 5d mk2 with contax tessar 45mm (and contax-eos lens adapter)
saman1509 Wypowiedź:
Nov 8, 2010 - How did you put a Nikkor lens on a Canon Camera? Is it possible to do it otherwise? To put a Canon lens on a Nikon camera?
mwells123 Wypowiedź:
Nov 14, 2010 - wow, awesome video. thank you for sharing
Goatie84 Wypowiedź:
Nov 25, 2010 - Having a longer string and just holding it down with your foot is a bit easier than using a key or another weighted object, but great tip though :)
360Cities Wypowiedź:
Nov 26, 2010 - Yes I used to do that, before I knew better ;-) Holding the string down with your foot defeats the purpose of using a string, because then you won't hold the camera level, or above the same spot - only the same distance from your foot, which is not useful. -Jeffrey
Goatie84 Wypowiedź:
Nov 26, 2010 - Yeah, I noticed that earlier today when I was out in the garden to shoot some photos so I could try out panomonkey. Your solution is better than the one I suggested.
anykill Wypowiedź:
Nov 29, 2010 - can i use a standard 18-135mm to make spherical panoramas? i got a canon t2i and 18-135 or i need a fish eye? thank you great video
360Cities Wypowiedź:
Nov 29, 2010 - yes you can. watch the other videos for a demo of that.
360Cities Wypowiedź:
Nov 29, 2010 - @saman1509 @saman1509 google "nikon eos adapter" other way (canon lens on nikon camera) is not possible.
VIKRAMABAHU Wypowiedź:
Jan 1, 2011 - @360Cities If I buy a Canon EOS 1000D and a Samyang 8mm will i be able to shoot 360 panoramas in 4 shots? will they be of sufficient quality (for 360cities- assume ceterus paribas)? I heard if you dont have a full frame that the whole panorama shooting (and apparently stitching) gets really tricky for an amature like me, is there truth in this? and is there a way of getting arround this? Thank you for the information and the wonderful platform (360cities) you have created!
omairgeforce Wypowiedź:
Jan 12, 2011 - i just have ordinary Sony Cyber shot w210 camera 12.1 megapixel can it be done with it?
360Cities Wypowiedź:
Jan 19, 2011 - "I heard if you dont have a full frame that the whole panorama shooting (and apparently stitching) gets really tricky for an amature like me, is there truth in this? " No, this is not true. :) with e.g. a canon eos 450D and sigma 8mm, peleng 8mm, or samyang 8mm, you can make a full spherical panorama in 4-6 shots. just like in this video.
360Cities Wypowiedź:
Jan 19, 2011 - @alexkmpa this video was shot with a canon 5d mk2 and a contax 45mm tessar 2.8 lens.
alincostin Wypowiedź:
Oct 5, 2010 - Great video! Can you please tell me what camera was used to shoot this video ? and what lens and DOF adapter. The footage looks great!