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| − | == Full Name / Location / Contact ==
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| − | Peter Nyfeler / Davos, Switzerland<br>
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| − | E-Mail : peter.nyfeler{at}hispeed.ch
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| − | == About ==
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| − | My first camera I bought was an Olympus C 2000 Z in 1999 and works fine till now.<br>
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| − | In 2001, I saw this nice panoramas on the web and was fascinated. It was unbelievable<br>
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| − | for me to spinning around, up and down.
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| − | Since that time I have a virus called panorama.I bought a coolpix 4500 with all the<br>
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| − | necessary parts to produce panoramas.
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| − | It was a really hard time to collect all the informations about panorama shooting and panotools.<br>
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| − | Probably I took the wrong direction, because I first learned all about taking panoramas<br>
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| − | and after this I learned how to take good photos.
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| − | == Homepage ==
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| − | * Here my experimental [http://www.nyfeler-mueller.ch Homepage]
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| − | == Current Equipment ==
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| − | '''First'''
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| − | * Nikon D70
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| − | * Nikkor 10.5 mm
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| − | * Sigma 8 mm
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| − | * Tripod Manfrotto Carbon One
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| − | * [http://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/controller/home?O=productlist&A=details&Q=&sku=272852&is=REG Leveling center column]
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| − | * Panorama head Manfrotto 303SPH
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| − | * [http://www.nyfeler-mueller.ch/MonoPodHead/QTVR/MonopodHeadQTVR.html Monopod Head]
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| − | '''Second'''
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| − | * Coolpix 4500
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| − | * Fisheye Converter FC-E8
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| − | * Wideangle Converter WC-E63
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| − | * Cullmann Lightweight tripod
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| − | * [http://www.nyfeler-mueller.ch/PanoEquipement/PanoEquipement.htm Monopod Head]
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| − | * [http://www.nyfeler-mueller.ch/PanoHeadMulti/PanoHeadMulti.html Tripod Head]
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| − | == WWP Panoramas ==
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| − | See my contribution to WorldWidePanorama [http://geoimages.berkeley.edu/wwppeople/html/PeterNyfeler.html here]
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| − | == Mirror Ball Cap ==
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| − | [[Adding_a_nadir_cap_%28mirror_ball%29|Here]] you can find an easy way to cover the tripod in an equirectangular (PSphere) panorama with a cap that looks like mirror ball.<br>There is also link where you can download the Photoshop action to produce this mirror ball.
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