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By: Roger Williams

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Photographer	Roger Williams {Karma:86139}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Voigtlander Bessaflex
Categories	Panoramic Journalism People	Film Format
Portfolio	Spherical Panoramas Japanalia Fisheye	Lens	Peleng 8/3.5 Circular Fisheye
Uploaded	3/16/2006	Film / Memory Type	Digital
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Views	493	Shutter	1/250
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/11
Critiques	5	Rating	Pending / 0 Ratings
Location	City - Mogusaen State - TOKYO, HINO CITY Country - Japan
About	The "garden" is of course a public park, and the "house" is selling souvenirs. This was a 360-degree panorama subject that I chose for its difficulty... a combination of bright sunlight and deep shadow, many moving figures, and lots of fine detail (those branches). I really think I'm getting the hang of this stitching and final, finer adjustments. There was just a tiny bit of cloning where neither of the two shots being combined had a complete image of that part of the panorama. This is one of the things we will probably discuss in the Usefilm Panorama Forum. Please ask questions there... It's pretty obvious that the darker bits were underexposed. I chose that rather than have the brighter bits grossly overexposed.

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Rob Ernsting {K:8899} 3/19/2006

Superb 360 degree view. difficult with that lighting I assume.

stingRay pt.4 .

{K:250401} 3/16/2006

Well done Roger.....another great panorama from this great fisheye and it's four shots. Best wishes to you....Ray

Galal El Missary {K:84569} 3/16/2006

Perfect work Dear Roger , I like it , Best regards .

Galal

Roger Williams

{K:86139} 3/16/2006

Thank you, Anunay. Actually this is a composite, "stitched" from four fisheye photos. As you can see, it covers 360 degrees horizontally (and in this crop, about 150 degrees vertically).

Anunay Nayak {K:2807} 3/16/2006

very interesting shot. amazing lens

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