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== Mirror Ball Cap == | == Mirror Ball Cap == | ||
[http://www.nyfeler-mueller.ch/TripodCap/Cap.html 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. | [http://www.nyfeler-mueller.ch/TripodCap/Cap.html 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. |
Revision as of 14:18, 9 April 2005
Full Name / Location
Peter Nyfeler / Davos, Switzerland
About
My first camera I bought was an Olympus C 2000 Z in 1999 and works fine till now.
In 2001, I saw this nice panoramas on the web and was fascinated. It was unbelievable
for me to spinning around, up and down.
Since that time I have a virus called panorama.I bought a coolpix 4500 with all the
necessary parts to produce panoramas.
It was a really hard time to collect all the informations about panorama shooting and panotools.
Probably I took the wrong direction, because I first learned all about taking panoramas
and after this I learned how to take good photos.
Homepage
- Here my experimental Homepage
Current Equipment
First
- Nikon D70
- Nikkor 10.5 mm
- Sigma 8 mm
- Tripod Manfrotto Carbon One
- Leveling center column
- Panorama head Manfrotto 303SPH
- Monopod Head
Second
- Coolpix 4500
- Fisheye Converter FC-E8
- Wideangle Converter WC-E63
- Cullmann Lightweight tripod
- Monopod Head
- Tripod Head
WWP Panoramas
See my contribution to WorldWidePanorama here
Mirror Ball Cap
Here you can find an easy way to cover the tripod in an equirectangular (PSphere) panorama with a cap that looks like mirror ball.
There is also link where you can download the Photoshop action to produce this mirror ball.