I haven't had a project that needed more than 400mm yet. I've rented from a few times, but only for paying projects. There are no major cities or anything with a view that far. I don't have a need for more than 1 or 2 gigapixel images up here where I live. That really takes a sphere incredibly fast, but it is of no real use to me since most of my work is all HDR with multiple exposures anyway.Ī 200mm f2.8 isn't really a big load - my cheap Automate bot can do that. The Panoneed also has a speed mode with single exposures where it doesn't stop between shots. More importantly, if you want to do timelapses you need to land on the exact same degree repeatably, which cannot be done without a robotic head. I shot a lot of them manually with my Really Right Stuff rig, but my workflow has dramatically improved with a robotic head and the time to take the spheres and edit them has been cut to a quarter of the effort before. The torque is electronically adjustable from 1Nm to 4Nm.Īs far as wide angle lower definition panoramas not needing a motorized head, I disagree! But it really depends how much you are shooting and your desired turnaround time.
I shoot with a 70-200mm f/2.8 and a 2x telephoto just fine with my D700 and vertical grip. Not sure if he has a 2x teleconverter though. I'd do it if I could afford such a lens! A friend of mine has a Canon 600mm f/4 and a 5D Mark III, maybe we can get together and shoot something this summer. For wide angle low def stuff, you don't need this thing. The claim to support 8kg is the key here - want to see a 600mm f4 with TC doing a 10 gigapixel shot - that is where the market is. Here is a spherical panorama timelapse I took a couple nights ago with it and a Promote Control, to give you an idea of it's capabilities: I'd be happy to answer any questions about it! You must be dedicated at 2000 euros as an intro price. Update: Here's a video of the guy in Maine:Īnd here's some initial discussion at Kolor: There's a video on Youtube that shows the first one sold in the US.some guy in Maine I think. I first noted it on the Kolor (Autopano Pro) forums. I'm usually lurking on the Canon forum but since this has interested me for almost a year I thought someone else may benefit from finding out about this new motorized panoramic head. Panoneed Motorized Panoramic Head - German Engineering.I use Photoshop to add the projected bottom to the uncorrected equirectangular, i merge levels, the pano is readyĩ) I repeat for all the panos of the businessġ0) I load all the panos to Street View editor in prestitched mode, as i'm an old SV|T photographer, otherwise i load the prestitched photos to Google Photos, in a new folder i call PANO|_prestitched / Load all the panos to Gothru and create VT within the sw or. I will share with you my personal workflow for businesses loadingġ) Take DSLR shoots: i use a Nikon D500 with a Sigma 8mm fisheye, mounted on a Nodal Ninja R10 panoramic head (mounted on a Manfrotto ball head just for leveling)Ģ) I shoot at least 4 shoots, each at 90° (for HDR, in previous SV|T program we were required to take 12 shoots, +2, 0, -2 each positionĤ) I use Adobe Lightroom to get the best from my shoots (opening shadows, reduce highlights, increase sharpness)ĥ) I use PTGUI/Kolor Autopano Pro to stitch the photos and obtain an equirectangular panoramic photo (I use standard parameters for PTGUI, only increase sharpness and, sometimes, adjust the exposure controls) sometimes, depending on the structure of the business, i need to add some control points to stitchĦ) I use PTGUI to extract the six faces (left, right, rear, bottom, up, front) and i use Photoshop to edit nadir on bottom face (remove tripod, eventually add logo)ħ) I use PTGUI to project the bottom face to the panorama equirectangular projection, the same size of the original pano If you have questions specific to StreetView, you should be able to receive more responses posting to the Photography board. Some a for baremetals while some are under Virtual Machine engines. We can get them running in our Desktops, so that we can use Mice and Big screen with the SV App.
Although I find it is not working for me recently, we used to be able to upload PhotoSpheres directly using Desktop Maps - just that when we want to use those features specific to the StreetView App, then we must use our mobiles.ģ.
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Some Service provider provies limited free publishing and a charging scheme at the same time.Ģ. Some of the services are delivered in the form of a Website - thus it is possible for us to do our publishing in Desktops.
After Gogole release the new SV API, third party vendors started to support building Virtual Tours and Publish to StreetView directly. So the following information might be helpful to you:ġ. Hi are lots of changes in the StreetView program recently.
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