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[C&C] Two 360-degree panoramas
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04-12-2009 1:02pm#1
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Fenster, they are both great shots and very well done.
I've taken a few panoramas recently, and the only advice i was given by a professional architectural photog is to try and correct the perspective a bit, so that you don't have the effect of the buildings "leaning away" from you.
If you had two grand burning a hole in your back pocket you could buy a tilt-shift lens and do this when capturing the image and not in post, but either way the effect is the same
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Fenster, they are both great shots and very well done.
I've taken a few panoramas recently, and the only advice i was given by a professional architectural photog is to try and correct the perspective a bit, so that you don't have the effect of the buildings "leaning away" from you.
If you had two grand burning a hole in your back pocket you could buy a tilt-shift lens and do this when capturing the image and not in post, but either way the effect is the same
I would kill for a tilt-shift lens. Really. Cousins bothering you? Otherwise I plan to have another go of it tomorrow with a better eye on angles - I have a few locations in mind that I've never used before. Alas that the third panorama I captured looked well crap when processed.0 -
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