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I was just doing some internet surfing and checking out pano's when I can across this guy's work:
http://www.360bilder.de/html/vr_skydiving1.htm
http://www.360bilder.de/html/vr_pilatus_p2_1.htm
Truly amazing work, but how does he manage to shoot panos like this!!?? I mean, you can't really set-up your nodal ninja in these situations 
Last edited by savski (2012-12-10 16:11:03)
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http://www.360bilder.de/makingof_skydiving.html
real woderful ones....
he uses a self developed DIY pole with a (in above example) a Canon EOS 400D with a 8mm Sigma on a nodaladapter. So looking at the pole it seems he has a shutterrelease via cable and maybe also a stepmotor to turn the pole to the 4 positions he can trigger with his hand.
in your example you can see he does hold a camera, where the "lens" has a little advertisement on it. so I think he has a canon and instead of a lens he did moutn a pole with a nodaladaptor and a second cam rotating and taking the images.
for 2008 really unseen quality...still today.
today you can make your live easier:
take 6 gopro HERO3 black editions (http://gopro.com/)
and put them in kolor upcomings "heavans cage" (a pre-series-model seen on photokina with Alexandre in background 
http://www.kolor.com/forum/p105535-2012 … 59#p105535 )
so you can take in sequences every x seconds 6 HD and even higher resolution images you can stitch - stills - and also video for upcoming kolor eyes...)
Liebe Gruesse,
Georg
Last edited by gkaefer (2012-12-10 16:57:02)
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Thanks for the insight Georg, and as you said, for 2008 and still today it is really amazing quality.
I have been following with interest this white box with the Go-pro cameras that you have linked to. I understood that there were some overheating problems with that prototype so I look forward to seeing the next version, do you know when it is due for release??
Regards,
Savski
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savski wrote:
Thanks for the insight Georg, and as you said, for 2008 and still today it is really amazing quality.
I have been following with interest this white box with the Go-pro cameras that you have linked to. I understood that there were some overheating problems with that prototype so I look forward to seeing the next version, do you know when it is due for release??
Regards,
Savski
no. it would make sense coming close with panotuor 2.0 or if coming later with the kolor eyes addition to panotour 2.0...
Georg
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gkaefer wrote:
http://www.360bilder.de/makingof_skydiving.html
real woderful ones....
he uses a self developed DIY pole with a (in above example) a Canon EOS 400D with a 8mm Sigma on a nodaladapter. So looking at the pole it seems he has a shutterrelease via cable and maybe also a stepmotor to turn the pole to the 4 positions he can trigger with his hand.
in your example you can see he does hold a camera, where the "lens" has a little advertisement on it. so I think he has a canon and instead of a lens he did moutn a pole with a nodaladaptor and a second cam rotating and taking the images.
for 2008 really unseen quality...still today.
Mmmh - the way he holds the camera i wonder whether Bernd used a mírror . .
best, Klaus
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klausesser wrote:
Mmmh - the way he holds the camera i wonder whether Bernd used a mírror . .
is possible.
but than he did really good correct the zenith region - which is not seen by the mirors.
and I also think the resolution is higher than ever seen until now with a mirror system.
lg
Georg
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gkaefer wrote:
klausesser wrote:
Mmmh - the way he holds the camera i wonder whether Bernd used a mírror . .
is possible.
but than he did really good correct the zenith region - which is not seen by the mirors.
and I also think the resolution is higher than ever seen until now with a mirror system.
lg
Georg
Hi Georg!
Right!
But the Zenith is easy: just one shot in the direction of the axis - and you have it.
The image-quality makes me unsure about the mirror-system . . but who knows . . 
Maybe there are better ones these days
best, Klaus
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klausesser wrote:
Mmmh - the way he holds the camera i wonder whether Bernd used a mírror . .
A mirror in a *very* windy environment? Difficult. Ehm, yes, everything in this environment will be difficult
greetingws from Wuppertal
Chris
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Read this
http://www.360bilder.de/makingof_skydiving.html
It's not forbidden to read the rest of the homepage
which publish such amazing 360VRs
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lumelix wrote:
Read this
http://www.360bilder.de/makingof_skydiving.html
It's not forbidden to read the rest of the homepage
which publish such amazing 360VRs
yeah, man - but it´s not said that he ALWAYS use one and the same method
Take a closer look on how he holds the camera . . .
best, Klaus
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Christian Stüben wrote:
Ehm, yes, everything in this environment will be difficult
. . in special turning the boom four times around.
however: a superb shot! I´d never could do it - i´m suffering from high-anxiety . . .
greetings to the neighbourhood, Klaus
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Hi Klaus
It's only a little bit edited in photoshop. You can see this when lighten up the image.
Hands and Camera is copy/paste.
I see some other 360VRs from him, where the pole is visible in some mirrors or shades on the floor.
You must have a lot of experiences when shooting this with a camera on a pole while you are flying.
These shots are really great!
Last edited by lumelix (2012-12-11 16:11:20)
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lumelix wrote:
Hi Klaus
It's only a little bit edited in photoshop. You can see this when lighten up the image.
Hands and Camera is copy/paste.
I see some other 360VRs from him, where the pole is visible in some mirrors or shades on the floor.
You must have a lot of experiences when shooting this with a camera on a pole while you are flying.
These shots are really great!
You´re right! Bernd is brilliant in shooting those scenes.
best, Klaus
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