Panoramas

[Kushnirenko]

In this case doubts are not present!
The spherical projection "has flattened" all! 6 shots.

[Kushnirenko]

And the Rectangular projection - that that is necessary!
(In this concrete case! ). Kharkiv, Ukraine. Fuji FinePix S9500. Feb, 10, 2006

[Prospero]

Hey Kushnirenko,
Nice panoramas. You're right, in this case the spherical one clearly is better. With the panorama on the previous page, I think I prefer the rectalinear one.

Here's one I made last summer of a marble mine in Carrara:

[Kushnirenko]

Court yard of a monastery "Svyato - Pokrovsky". 4 shots. Kharkiv, Ukraine. Fuji FinePix S9500. Feb, 14, 2006

[Kushnirenko]

Square "Privokzalnaja". 360 degrees. 9 shots. Kharkiv, Ukraine. Fuji FinePix S9500. Feb, 14, 2006

[Prospero]

Nice work, Kushnirenko. I really like that 360 degrees shot.

Have you tried to export it as a quicktime panorama .mov file? If you do that it will be really great. It will be almost as if your actually there (though there's no movement at all).

Here's one I took in Rome last year. It shows the forum of Traianus, a Roman emperor. Perhaps I should have added an extra row to show more of the forum itself, but because of a lack of memory cards (I had only 640 mb of Xd-cards with me on which I shot a total of about 700 pictures during that week) I decided against it. I'm glad, because I saw so many other beautiful places that week, that I really needed the memory space.

[Kushnirenko]

CD-DVD shop "Bomba" (Bomb). One and the same set of 5 shots. Top - spherical projetion, bottom - retcilinear (flat). Kharkiv, Ukraine. Fuji FinePix S9500. Feb, 14, 2006

[Prospero]

Very nice panorama's, Kushnirenko!

Here's one I took on the Vesuvius. The city in the left corner covered in smog and fog is Naples.

[Kushnirenko]

Near the central market. 5 shots. Kharkiv, Ukraine. Fuji FinePix S9500. Feb, 17, 2006

[Kushnirenko]

The part... Kharkiv, Ukraine. Fuji FinePix S9500. Feb, 17, 2006