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I've seen many of these mini planets, but never knew how to do it until recently...I saw flickr user Seth Oliver post one up a few days ago, and his is much better than my bogus one, but I had to try it. Thanks for inspiring me, Seth!
I had re-size it because it was a large pano and the file size was massive. I found that getting it to wrap around and look cohesive to be the hardest part, but it was definitely fun.
Eolienne - Charente Maritime - Windturbine (Charente Maritime - France)
360° stereographic panorama. 9 pictures on tripod with Nodal Ninja 5 (6 pictures + 1 for zenith + 2 for nadir)
This shot of an old Aermotor windmill at the entrance of the Brasada Ranch resort in central Oregon was taken at sunset with a 360-degree camera held about 10 feet above my head with a selfie stick. Almost looks like a drone shot! I then morphed the panorama into a "mini planet", which exaggerated the size of the mill. That's a small pond to the right of the windmill's base. I photoshopped myself out of the image.
I simply had to have a go at creating a mini-world of Staithes. The 360 degree Panorama was taken from the centre of the harbor at low water. It was stitched from 21 portrait frames, each bracketed and processed in HDR, so 63 exposures in total.
A shot I took ages ago. I think it makes a great mini planet
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Pima County, Tucson, AZ May 5, 2010These creations go by many names. Tiny Planet, Polar Coordinate, Small Planet, Polar Panorama and several others. The bottom line is the photo is distorted with the polar coordinate filter found in Adobe Photoshop. There are other programs, but that's how I've been doing it. The process couldn't be easier, but there is a bit of finesse involved.
PENTAX 645D
SMC Pentax-A 645 45mm ƒ2.8
ISO 100, ƒ22
Not 100% happy with this - Next time I'll take the UV filter off. - Focus it better, lower the ISO and decrease the aperture.
Details:
28 Images Stitched together
Focal Length: 29mm
Manual Focus
Shoot Mode: Manual
Exposure: 30 seconds (each)
First Shot: 18:51 (UTC +02:00)
Total Time to Shoot: 21 Minutes
Apeture: f/18
I used my tripod and put the 3 legs around 3 of the 4 points on the top of the beacon and then tied the bottom of those the legs up with a t-shirt. Once secure, I climbed up on top of the beacon and used the shutter release to snap all the pics all the while trying to hold myself up there without falling or getting infront of the lens.
Miniplanet adapted from a sunset taken from Breezer's in Key Largo, Florida.
A B&W version of this miniplanet received 1st Place in the 2017 DE State Fair, Creative Digital Black & White.
A few months ago we stayed at this amazing place just outside of Mudgee. www.owlheadlodge.com.au/
I remembered taking a 360 panorama whilst I was there so I thought I'd revist the shots and using the polar coordinates filter created this.
Carrelets de la Grande Côte - Saint Palais sur Mer (Charente Maritime) - Fishing huts - Saint Palais sur Mer (Charente Maritime - France)
360° stereographic panorama. 9 pictures on tripod with Nodal Ninja 5 (6 pictures + 1 for zenith + 2 for nadir)
Halle de la Place des Cornières à Monpazier - Dordogne (France). Cette halle (dont la charpente date du 14e siècle) repose sur des piliers en bois qui reposent eux mêmes sur des supports en pierre - On the central market place of Monpazier the Halle (whose wood frame dates from the 14th century) is supported by wooden pillars, themselves resting on piled up stones - 360° stereographic panorama
A mini planet edit of the Camden Market area of Camden High Street in London. Created from this original linear panorama: panoramastreetline.com/camden-high-street-202-224-london-...
Citadelle de Blaye - (Gironde) - The citadel of Blaye (Gironde) - France - built by Vauban, listed in 2008 as UNESCO World Heritage Sites as part of the "Fortifications of Vauban" group.
360° stereographic panorama - 9 pictures on tripod with Nodal Ninja 5 (6 pictures + 1 for zenith + 2 for nadir)
Looks like two people from Derby beat the European Space Agency to it.
Alternatively, a 12 shot miniplanet complete with giant Archaeopteryx fossil at Port Stoth.
Processing in Lightroom, Photomatix and Photoshop.
My first attempt at a "mini planet" this tutorial. It shows my wife on "her own little world" at a trip sometime last year to Hyams Beach.
Hyams Beach is a secluded settlement on the southern shores of Jervis Bay, about 2.5 hours drive from Sydney. The village is surrounded by National and Marine Parks and the beach is said to have "the whitest sand in the world"
Carrelets Baie d'Yves - Charente Maritime (France) - Fishing huts in Yves Bay (France) - 360° stereographic panorama
8 pictures on tripod (6 pictures + 1 for zenith + 1 for nadir)
Le kiosque du Château de Monbazillac (Dordogne) - France.
360° stereographic panorama.
8 pictures on tripod (6 pictures + 1 for zenith + 1 for nadir)
Halle de Caylus - Tarn et Garonne (France). Central market place of Caylus. 360° stereographic panorama
8 pictures on tripod with Nodal Ninja 5 (6 pictures + 1 for zenith + 1 for nadir) and 1 extra picture handheld for nadir
Manequin / Model : Alexander J.E. Bradley
Photographie/Photography: Alexander J.E. Bradley
Assistant Caméra/Camera Assistant: Roxy Mellifera et Cartographe
La Foire aux Plaisirs de Bordeaux - Esplanade des Quinconces - (Gironde)
The "Foire aux Plaisirs" funfair of Bordeaux (Gironde - France).
Cette Fête Foraine se tient deux fois par an à six mois d'intervalle, à l'automne et au printemps. La grande roue ainsi que 200 autres manèges et attractions font le bonheur des petits et des grands.
360° stereographic panorama - 8 pictures on tripod with Nodal Ninja 5 (6 pictures + 1 for zenith + 1 for nadir)
Second attempt at a mini planet... Combined HDR and photo stitching. Probably could use some tweaking but I didn't want to over do it... Any suggestions are welcome...
Le Croco, sculpture de Guillaume Renou dans les jardins de la Mairie de Bordeaux (Gironde) - France.
The Croco, sculpture from Guillaume Renou, Bordeaux City Hall - France
360° stereographic panorama - 9 pictures on tripod with Nodal Ninja 5 (6 pictures + 1 for zenith + 2 for nadir)