Check out This 3d Panorama of My Home Studio, My 1st!

JoeT wrote:
www.seph.ca wrote:
sure, at www.seph.ca
The eggcartons were purchased new from a farm on the Ontario border.
They were cheap as hell. $30 for 420.
I have seen pro studios with acoustic foam that disperses
reflections, and knew the shape of eggcartons would help.
They really do work.
Ignore all the ******s who pretend to 'know' that it doesn't.
Annoying mofos like that were telling me all last week it would not
work. ~S~

Should work way better than nothing. The only thing I'd be worried
about is what your insurance carrier would say about that material in
the event of fire. Not that I'm in any way wishing such a thing, just
that they can and do happen and when they do insurance companies love
to look for flammable materials to use as loopholes.

Btw, that ceiling is killer cool!

I don't think that "ceiling" exists. I think that's a digital "cover" for
the area the images don't cover or don't converge well.

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Images (Plus Snaps & Grabs) by Mark² at:
www.pbase.com/markuson

Your prize is in the mail.
:P

"Mark²" mjmorgan(lowest even number wrote in message
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JoeT wrote:
www.seph.ca wrote:
sure, at www.seph.ca
The eggcartons were purchased new from a farm on the Ontario border.
They were cheap as hell. $30 for 420.
I have seen pro studios with acoustic foam that disperses
reflections, and knew the shape of eggcartons would help.
They really do work.
Ignore all the ******s who pretend to 'know' that it doesn't.
Annoying mofos like that were telling me all last week it would not
work. ~S~

Should work way better than nothing. The only thing I'd be worried
about is what your insurance carrier would say about that material in
the event of fire. Not that I'm in any way wishing such a thing, just
that they can and do happen and when they do insurance companies love
to look for flammable materials to use as loopholes.

Btw, that ceiling is killer cool!

I don't think that "ceiling" exists. I think that's a digital "cover" for
the area the images don't cover or don't converge well.

--
Images (Plus Snaps & Grabs) by Mark² at:
www.pbase.com/markuson

timeOday wrote:
Have you posted that to youtube.com (or could you)? My video player
(mplayer) doesn't seem to like it.

I found the same thing but it plays fine (on my system) if you just
drag 'n' drop into Internet Explorer

Thump

www.seph.ca wrote:
Your prize is in the mail.
:P

"Mark²" mjmorgan(lowest even number wrote in message
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JoeT wrote:
www.seph.ca wrote:
sure, at www.seph.ca
The eggcartons were purchased new from a farm on the Ontario border.
They were cheap as hell. $30 for 420.
I have seen pro studios with acoustic foam that disperses
reflections, and knew the shape of eggcartons would help.
They really do work.
Ignore all the ******s who pretend to 'know' that it doesn't.
Annoying mofos like that were telling me all last week it would not
work. ~S~
Should work way better than nothing. The only thing I'd be worried
about is what your insurance carrier would say about that material in
the event of fire. Not that I'm in any way wishing such a thing, just
that they can and do happen and when they do insurance companies love
to look for flammable materials to use as loopholes.

Btw, that ceiling is killer cool!
I don't think that "ceiling" exists. I think that's a digital "cover" for
the area the images don't cover or don't converge well.

--
Images (Plus Snaps & Grabs) by Mark² at:
www.pbase.com/markuson




Ahhh that explains it.

thanks

"Thump" wrote in message
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timeOday wrote:
Have you posted that to youtube.com (or could you)? My video player
(mplayer) doesn't seem to like it.

I found the same thing but it plays fine (on my system) if you just
drag 'n' drop into Internet Explorer

Thump

Truly impressive

"www.seph.ca" wrote in message
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Been wanting to know how to do this for 5 years, finally figured it out
this week in quicktime format.

A fully 3d pan of my studio, comprised of 52 individual shots taken on a
tripod with my Canon A620.
http://photos.seph.ca/studiopics/studioqt1.mov
Cool, n'est ce pas?

Seph

http://seph.ca
http://photos.seph.ca

My latest new pan:
the portfolio will grow!
http://photos.seph.ca/2007/pans/ste-...-Jan-9-360.mov

~S~


"Dell" wrote in message
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Truly impressive

"www.seph.ca" wrote in message
...
Been wanting to know how to do this for 5 years, finally figured it out
this week in quicktime format.

A fully 3d pan of my studio, comprised of 52 individual shots taken on a
tripod with my Canon A620.
http://photos.seph.ca/studiopics/studioqt1.mov
Cool, n'est ce pas?

Seph

http://seph.ca
http://photos.seph.ca

www.seph.ca wrote:
My latest new pan:
the portfolio will grow!
http://photos.seph.ca/2007/pans/ste-...-Jan-9-360.mov

~S~

cool.

I'm sure I speak for all when I ask: Instructions on how to do that please !

http://www.iseemedia.com/
http://stitcher.realviz.com/
http://www.panotools.info/
http://www.ptgui.com/



"-" wrote in message
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www.seph.ca wrote:
My latest new pan:
the portfolio will grow!
http://photos.seph.ca/2007/pans/ste-...-Jan-9-360.mov

~S~

cool.

I'm sure I speak for all when I ask: Instructions on how to do that please
!