360 & Pano Photographers
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I don't create 360° stuff, but I do appreciate the strengths that 360° has with technical applications such as property photography.
For panoramics I stitch using Lightroom, so I guess any camera and lens can work. However, my particular choice was the D810 and I went with for a longer focal length with the Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8 v2 to get the extra clarity and detail, although I'm not sure how effective it really is, especially with basic web viewing (with the exception of pixel peeping).
There's a pano thread here
Couple of links to full resolution ones I did in July when in Arran. They are quite hefty in size:
The Ross
Holy Isle
Machrie
Pladda
Goatfell
My most recent one. I never uploaded a full resolution of this though.
For panoramics I stitch using Lightroom, so I guess any camera and lens can work. However, my particular choice was the D810 and I went with for a longer focal length with the Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8 v2 to get the extra clarity and detail, although I'm not sure how effective it really is, especially with basic web viewing (with the exception of pixel peeping).
There's a pano thread here
Couple of links to full resolution ones I did in July when in Arran. They are quite hefty in size:
The Ross
Holy Isle
Machrie
Pladda
Goatfell
My most recent one. I never uploaded a full resolution of this though.
LeeRatters
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Anyone into creating 350 and Pano photos?
What kit are you using to create them?
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Not 360° stuff but I do shoot panoramic images from time to time.
Usually for a 180° Milky Way arch night sky. A wider view than the lens that's on the camera. Or for a tighter perspective.