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So sweet

http://www.photojpl.com/

Mike Henley wrote:
> So sweet
>
> http://www.photojpl.com/


Peter Murphy has some that are outstanding as well:

http://www.mediavr.com/blog/

Anybody have "quick" guide to how these are made, what lenses are used,
what tripod rigs, what software.. I am especially wondering about night
time shots.

>http://www.mediavr.com/blog/
>
>Anybody have "quick" guide to how these are made, what lenses are used,
>what tripod rigs, what software.. I am especially wondering about night
>time shots.

You can start your reading with http://www.panotools.info/mediawiki/

BTW, my spherical panoramas can be seen at
http://panoramy.zbooy.pl/360/

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On 6/28/06 12:29 PM, Brian Sullivan posted the following:
> Mike Henley wrote:
>> So sweet
>>
>> http://www.photojpl.com/
>
>
> Peter Murphy has some that are outstanding as well:
>
> http://www.mediavr.com/blog/
>
> Anybody have "quick" guide to how these are made, what lenses are used,
> what tripod rigs, what software.. I am especially wondering about night
> time shots.
>
Whoa! 360 x 360! Very impressive; may be the first I've ever seen.

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John McWilliams