Dennis O'Hara wrote:Normally I do HDR when exposure ranges are outside of limits. However, I will be doing a virtual tour of the interior of an old mansion with dark wood and some windows. The interior lighting is poor and I do want to show the beautiful woodwork.
I am considering using a portable flat-panel led that can be hand held or mounted on the hot-shoe.
I use a Canon 5D MarkII with a sigma 8mm fisheye lens (3 images for 360)
There are over 30 rooms and I don't want to hassle with electric cords, so, it need to be battery operated. Has anyone used a portable light source that works for 360's.
Dennis O'Hara wrote:Thanks Klaus,
Nice work. What F-stop & ISO do you usually use for bracketed indoor panos?
HansKeesom wrote:A real masterpice Klaus. Can you believe that I mainly checked to see the quality of the nadirs? ;-)
klausesser wrote:HansKeesom wrote:A real masterpice Klaus. Can you believe that I mainly checked to see the quality of the nadirs? ;-)
Thank you, Hans! None of the Nadirs was photographed.![]()
best, Klaus
HansKeesom wrote:klausesser wrote:HansKeesom wrote:A real masterpice Klaus. Can you believe that I mainly checked to see the quality of the nadirs? ;-)
Thank you, Hans! None of the Nadirs was photographed.![]()
best, Klaus
I noticed it was photoshopped ;-)
klausesser wrote:HansKeesom wrote:
I noticed it was photoshopped ;-)
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Because i mentioned it several times . . .
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best, Klaus
HansKeesom wrote:But having stitched so many nadirs I can not look down in the speisezimmer and see that a tile was copied.
klausesser wrote:HansKeesom wrote:But having stitched so many nadirs I can not look down in the speisezimmer and see that a tile was copied.
I guess there are MUCH more important views in this - and the other - rooms than some small fragments of the floor . . aren´t there?![]()
best, Klaus
HansKeesom wrote:klausesser wrote:HansKeesom wrote:But having stitched so many nadirs I can not look down in the speisezimmer and see that a tile was copied.
I guess there are MUCH more important views in this - and the other - rooms than some small fragments of the floor . . aren´t there?![]()
best, Klaus
absolutely it is my mental disorder to look at nadirs so much ;-)
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