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This spherical panorama was taken inside the Mall of Berlin.
Technique:
The shooting was done with a 3 meter (appx. 10 ft) pole to reach a more elevated viewpoint. The lens was mounted with a custom-made bracket. Stitched from five images taken with a Walimex (Samyang) 7.5mm fish eye lens on a Sony ILCE-6000. Four images around and an additional image for the ground.
This is a panorama taken with the Panono Explorer. The camera was mounted on a 6,5m high painter pole.
This is a panorama taken with the Panono Explorer. The camera was mounted on a 6,5m high painter pole.
This spherical panorama shows a wooden bridge near Nordpol in Bad Hindelang.
Technique:
The shooting was done from with a monopod. Stitched from four images taken with a Walimex (Samyang) 7.5mm fish eye lens on a Sony ILCE-QX1. Four images around and an additional image for the nadir. The zenith was retouched by hand in post-processing.
This spherical panorama shows a wooden bridge near Nordpol in Bad Hindelang.
Technique:
The shooting was done from top of a monopod. Stitched from four images taken with a Walimex (Samyang) 7.5mm fish eye lens on a Sony ILCE-QX1.
This image shows a “Making Of” for the world wide panorama themed “Wood” in the 3rd quarter of 2017.
This spherical panorama shows a wooden bridge near Bruck in Bad Hindelang.
This spherical panorama shows the view from the tower of Burg Eppstein.
Technique:
The shooting was done from top of a tower to reach a more elevated viewpoint. Stitched from 13 images taken with a Walimex (Samyang) 7.5mm fish eye lens on a Sony ILCE-QX1.
This spherical panorama shows the monument Niederwalddenkmal near the city of Rüdesheim am Rhein.
Technique:
The shooting was done with a 3 meter (appx. 10 ft) pole to reach a more elevated viewpoint. The lens was mounted with a custom-made bracket. Stitched from five images taken with a Walimex (Samyang) 7.5mm fish eye lens on a Sony ILCE-QX1. Four images around and an additional image for the ground.
This spherical panorama shows the Frühstückspavillon in Kassel (Germany).
Technique:
The shooting was done from top of a monopod. Stitched from five images taken with a Walimex (Samyang) 7.5mm fish eye lens on a Sony ILCE-QX1. Four images around and an additional image for the ground.
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