ddd
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How was this done
Posted: 1 Dec 2005 at 1:58 GMT
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I have been making fun circles with the advice from a tutorial on this site, but how are these done? Is it just plugging in funky #'s in the re-wrap or cropping some of the image off first and then pasting onto a new sky?
And like this one how is the pole so tall?
Brilliant stuff on the site by the way!
(I actually started my panoramic addiction trying to do the circles on my home page www.dylansurridge.com )
Have fun
Dylan
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Lasse
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Location: Stockholm, Sweden
Registered: 10 Dec 2004
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Re: How was this done
Posted: 1 Dec 2005 at 6:43 GMT
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Hi Dylan
Where did you find these?
How did you make the cirkels at your home page?
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VRobject
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NYCreate
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Re: How was this done
Posted: 1 Dec 2005 at 11:26 GMT
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Flexify can do this no prob because thats what we use to do exactly the same thing.
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Bill Bailey
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Re: How was this done
Posted: 1 Dec 2005 at 17:58 GMT
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We learn something new everyday.
This one was just done in CS2
fun stuff 
cheers
Bill
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ddd
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Re: How was this done
Posted: 2 Dec 2005 at 1:22 GMT
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To anyone that has never spotted this link on the panoguide site in the tutorial section www.panoguide.com/howto/panoramas/circular.jsp its worh a peek.
PhotoBill- Great job! Uber Cool! Was that made from a cylindrical or a full spherical image?
My computer has PS7 am I cool? what was your workflow?
Have fun Ooo im so excited
Dylan
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ddd
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Re: How was this done
Posted: 2 Dec 2005 at 4:48 GMT
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Ahh you are just cropping into the circle?..I thought you were rendering another way..finally a bit of time to play with these.
Have fun
Dylan
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Andrey Ilyin
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Location: Moscow,
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Re: How was this done
Posted: 2 Dec 2005 at 7:11 GMT
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Wow! What a rich idea! 
The 'normal' version can be found in my "Boring stuff" post.
Fellas, thank you for inspiration!
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VistaGrande
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Re: How was this done
Posted: 2 Dec 2005 at 22:44 GMT
updated: 2 Dec 2005 at 22:46 GMT
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yes, this can also be easily done with photoshop 7 using a spherical image:
convert the image from rectangle to square; ie., if an image is 6000 x 3000, then change it to 3000x3000.
then, flip it 180 degrees
then, goto filters-distort-polar coordinates and choose rectangular to polar....voila!
for an even cooler look....do the last step twice:
david
www.virtualbigbend.com
"kinda looks like last saturday night" 
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ddd
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Re: How was this done
Posted: 3 Dec 2005 at 1:47 GMT
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Ahh i think i now understand my problem. I have been making these over this past year, but am shooting to low to get the desired effect. I have been using the panotools method and am happy to learn about another photoshop version.( same results )
This is from last year, I hate the amount of land in the bottom and was hoping for a method to emulate the other samples. Off to reshoot, Can't wait for the sun to come up!
Have fun
Dylan
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Bill Bailey
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Re: How was this done
Posted: 3 Dec 2005 at 3:41 GMT
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Hey TH - good work!
If you want to lessen the ground - while the pano in is the normal mode just crop that portion of the ground out before applying effects.
cheers
Bill
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VistaGrande
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Bill Bailey
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Re: How was this done
Posted: 3 Dec 2005 at 15:42 GMT
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Excellent David! love the branch effect after your pinching. Now if we can realize the after effects BEFORE we shot we could compose some great shots like seen here.
cheers
Bill
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Andrey Ilyin
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Re: How was this done
Posted: 3 Dec 2005 at 16:34 GMT
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Cool!
I dive into PS right now!
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Andrey Ilyin
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Re: How was this done
Posted: 3 Dec 2005 at 16:59 GMT
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- David, the key was to resize equi! Thank you!
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