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Take a photographer who loves to fly in choppers, add in a 360-degree camera, and fly over something huge and spectacular. Lean out the door with the camera, then bake in a high-speed processor for a few minutes. The result: breathtaking panoramas on your computer screen that you can control, looking up, down, and all around. Best with broadband and a QuickTime plug-in, but there are also low-res Java- based versions for those stuck with dial-up. From This is True for 18 June 2006 Suggestions for further reading:
 by Harald Woeste Amazon Price: $22.72 Customer Review: Harald Woeste's MASTERING DIGITAL PANORAMIC PHOTOGRAPHY offers new possibilities for creative photographers including 3D spaces using the new panorama software to streamline processes. From capturing panoramas to stitching them together, editing and ...  by W. Kenneth Hamblin Amazon Price: $32.97 Customer Review: If you have any interest in the Grand Canyon, this is a must buy. Dr. Hamblin has spent a lifetime studying the GC (Grand Canyon). He uses special cameras with stabalizers & airplanes to get remarkable photos. More than spectacular photos, he gives m...  by Arthur P. Richmond Amazon Price: $30.36 Customer Review: I got this book as a gift and a wonderful gift it is. Cape Cod Wide is filled with panoramic photos of the beautiful Cape. I have been there many time and so many places were as familiar as old friends. I got to view some of my favorite places in a d...  by Charles Fields Amazon Price: $36.46 Customer Review: CAPE COD AND THE NATIONAL SEASHORE is Charles Fields' second book of images from Cape Cod. Fields, along with his wife painter Gail Rogers Fields, are both well known Cape Cod artists with a gallery in Provincetown. Like his first book, Fields' capt...  by Bertrand Bodin, Arnaud Frich, Albert Lemoine Amazon Price: $13.57 Customer Review: This is a decent book on digital panoramic photography. It seems to be geared to the Photoshop skilled person. While it's somewhat easy to follow, I found that if you're not familiar with Photoshop you'll have a hard time with this. Thankfully I have... Newsfeed display by CaRP |
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