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Forum: Tips & Tricks Thread: Quicktime VR & mirror & reflexion :-)	Re: Quicktime VR & mirror & reflexion :-) Posted: 30 Oct 2007 at 13:19 GMT updated: 30 Oct 2007 at 13:29 GMT go to thread In fact, when you are in front and close of the mirror, the camera, the head and the tripod are very LARGE at least in one pict. I didn't find "the" solution but just one idea : moving my body 50 cm to the left + a ten minutes job in Photoshop to redraw the missing parts and to f**k the pallax with the Warp tools. Done ! If someone knows an other way to do that or a cool exemple with mirrors & reflexions...? Dorin : Yes, it's a Nikon IR remote control in my hand. Hans : Perhaps it could be a good solution. Ok ! The same VR in a very nice bathroom with a blonde sexy girl with big tits can be a bit more interresting ! [ Oups, sorry ! ] Eric alert moderator
Forum: Tips & Tricks Thread: Quicktime VR & mirror & reflexion :-)	Quicktime VR & mirror & reflexion :-) Posted: 30 Oct 2007 at 1:06 GMT updated: 30 Oct 2007 at 1:36 GMT go to thread Hi all, Just a technical joke : Where is the tripod, the head and the camera ? fromparis.com/tests/mirror/ Eric (less interresting post of the year) alert moderator
Forum: Q & A Thread: Did I shoot properly? (Hanheld nadir related)	Re: Did I shoot properly? (Hanheld nadir related) Posted: 11 Jul 2007 at 0:07 GMT go to thread <Just a few words in french for Alexandre> Pour avoir moins de travail sur la retouche du nadir, rentre un peu plus les pieds de ton appareil sous la tête et monte un peu la colonne. </Just a few words in french for Alexandre> alert moderator
Forum: Q & A Thread: Did I shoot properly? (Hanheld nadir related)	Re: Did I shoot properly? (Hanheld nadir related) Posted: 10 Jul 2007 at 16:42 GMT go to thread Hi Alexandre, Do you have all the pictures for this pano ? Just to test.. Regards, Eric alert moderator
Forum: Galleries Thread: Robin Hood goes vr	Re: Robin Hood goes vr Posted: 6 Jun 2007 at 23:49 GMT updated: 6 Jun 2007 at 23:50 GMT go to thread I like it ! clap clap clap alert moderator
Forum: Tips & Tricks Thread: Quicktime VR in motion (ex: On a motorbike in motion :-)	Re: Quicktime VR in motion (ex: On a motorbike in motion :-) Posted: 19 May 2007 at 12:03 GMT updated: 19 May 2007 at 12:09 GMT go to thread Thks for your info Marc. Eric (looking for a camera: full sphere, 3 shots, in only one 1/125 s ) alert moderator
Forum: Tips & Tricks Thread: Quicktime VR in motion (ex: On a motorbike in motion :-)	Re: Quicktime VR in motion (ex: On a motorbike in motion :-) Posted: 8 May 2007 at 23:25 GMT updated: 8 May 2007 at 23:49 GMT go to thread Bernd, I saw it this morning on your website. You motorcycle is nicer and your pano is clean. Come in Paris to ride around the Eiffel tower, I don't have my QTVR' 500 cc licence. Eric ps: What camera/lens are U using ? ps2: I love this one : 360bilder.de/html/vrqt_lingerie.htm alert moderator
Forum: Tips & Tricks Thread: Quicktime VR in motion (ex: On a motorbike in motion :-)	Re: Quicktime VR in motion (ex: On a motorbike in motion :-) Posted: 26 Apr 2007 at 19:03 GMT updated: 26 Apr 2007 at 19:25 GMT go to thread I think this technic can be used in some other circonstances. => If you have an idea...? alert moderator
Forum: Tips & Tricks Thread: Quicktime VR in motion (ex: On a motorbike in motion :-)	Re: Quicktime VR in motion (ex: On a motorbike in motion :-) Posted: 24 Apr 2007 at 13:52 GMT go to thread - Thks !!! - If someone want to play with the set of the 3 original images... Stitch (manual) was done with Stitcher 5U and PGUI. => fromparis.com/tests/moto_motion/scooter.zip [8 MB] alert moderator
Forum: Tips & Tricks Thread: Quicktime VR in motion (ex: On a motorbike in motion :-)	Re: Quicktime VR in motion (ex: On a motorbike in motion :-) Posted: 24 Apr 2007 at 8:00 GMT updated: 24 Apr 2007 at 8:28 GMT go to thread Well... - 3 passes (=>Fiero) - Canon 5D + Nikon 10.5mm - remote control on the handlebar - tripod fixed with small cables on the motorbike - A bit of Photoshop work - I have painted a white point on the road the night before to know when to press the button. Bravo guys ! alert moderator
Forum: Tips & Tricks Thread: Quicktime VR in motion (ex: On a motorbike in motion :-)	Re: Quicktime VR in motion (ex: On a motorbike in motion :-) Posted: 23 Apr 2007 at 22:27 GMT updated: 23 Apr 2007 at 22:37 GMT go to thread Héhé ! you have to try to find the solution yourself ! - it's not a Photoshop-made - it's was really taken at 50 km/h - I have a big nose alert moderator
Forum: Tips & Tricks Thread: Quicktime VR in motion (ex: On a motorbike in motion :-)	Quicktime VR in motion (ex: On a motorbike in motion :-) Posted: 23 Apr 2007 at 21:05 GMT updated: 23 Apr 2007 at 21:18 GMT go to thread Hi all, I didn't post something since a long time... It's just a -concept- panorama. Like "How to make a Quicktime VR in motion ?" fromparis.com/tests/moto_motion/ have fun Eric Rougier alert moderator
Forum: Tips & Tricks Thread: New head 360Precision Adjuste: mini review	Re: New head 360Precision Adjuste: mini review Posted: 1 Sep 2006 at 23:38 GMT go to thread CubicConverter only transform the equirectangular image created by your stitching program (PTMac, Stitcher, PTGUI...) in a Quicktive VR. The number of shots is not important for CC. (Sometimes it's good to have a nadir shot on the head in the stitching software but it's an other story... ) Eric alert moderator
Forum: Tips & Tricks Thread: New head 360Precision Adjuste: mini review	Re: New head 360Precision Adjuste: mini review Posted: 31 Aug 2006 at 17:05 GMT go to thread Hi, ' don't really know. (c) (tm) eric r. It's good for a QTVR fullscreen but not for a 4mx3m print Who can give us his advice for 5 or 6 pictures with the Nikon 10.5mm here ? Eric alert moderator
Forum: Tips & Tricks Thread: New head 360Precision Adjuste: mini review	Re: New head 360Precision Adjuste: mini review Posted: 30 Aug 2006 at 14:36 GMT go to thread Hi Aaron, Thanks ! I made a test during my last holidays with the 360P Adjuste: - Nikon D70 - 10.5mm - row: 5 pictures (**not 6**) - zenith: 1 - camera: -15° >Overlap (mini - maxi) >Quick render of the QTVR VR fullscreen (my grand-ma's house ) www.fromparis.com/tests/test_adjuste_-15_aaron/ 'hope that will help Eric alert moderator