panoramas - traditional and spherical Photo Gallery by Roger Howard at pbase.com

panoramas - traditional and spherical

A mix of traditional panoramas and spherical (360x360) panoramas. The spherical panoramas are presented in both equirectangular JPEG format as well as cubic QuicktimeVR format; you must have Quicktime installed to properly view the panoramas marked with "(QT)"

[ Panoramas of The Getty, Inside and Out ]	[ Venice Beach, CA ]	[ Zion Canyon Camping ]	[ Stallion Springs ]
[ Santa Monica ]	[ Antiwar Perspectives ]	[ Malibu Beach ]	[ Los Angeles ]
[ Laguna Beach ]	[ Stacey-Judd Church ]	[ Colorado Street Bridge, Pasadena ]	[ the beall center for art + technology, uc irvine ]
[ misc ]	[ Halloween 2004, West Hollywood, CA - Panoramas ]	[ Stallion Springs - May 2005 ]	[ Jalama State Beach, CA - June 2005 ]
[ New York - May 2005 ]

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Susan		29-Jul-2005 23:28
I like your style. They are Beautiful panos !!

Roger Howard		07-Sep-2004 01:53
All of my panos are stitched, as you can probably guess, though I have worked with rotary film and digital scanning cameras... everything in these galleries was shot on a Canon EOS 10D, stitched in PanoTools, and blended in Photoshop. Feel free to email or post some samples, I'll give you my impressions - what you see here are personal shots I'm not getting paid for, so I post in fits and starts, but I hope to post another 50 or so this week time permitting. Not all here I'm proud of, but by posting them it helps shame me into fixing and reprocessing them :) Thanks for the kind words, Roger

Roger Williams		07-Sep-2004 01:16
As one Roger to another, and a fellow panorama lover, I must say I am very impressed with your gallery. I am panting along well behind you, and clambering slowly up the learning curve! I recently purchased a Voyageur rotary camera, which is absorbing most of my efforts right now. I also have a Widelux F7 in good operating condition, and a TX-1, the Fuji version of the Hasselblad Xpan I. Before that, I was stitching images. You are an inspiration! If you would be interested to look at any of my beginner's efforts (and hopefully to comment) I can send URLs. If not, please ignore this, as I can learn a lot just by watching your gallery, which I have bookmarked and will be visiting frequently!

Chris Spracklen		06-Sep-2004 07:49
Magnificent gallery, Roger!! Excellent work! Kind regards, Chris

Hodero		19-Jun-2004 21:14
Great Gallery.!! I tried a few panoramas as well,but never got it right.!! You are an EXPERT...did you move position..?

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