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here is one with backplates
here is one with backplates
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Right - so u convert raws to tiffs - thats when u lose the RAW exposure information. So u end up with Tiff 16 bit (color depth not exposure depth)...
Yup the backplate loosk nice... kinda not my angels but stilla s long as they are 7k+ its fun to go
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There is now program that directly uses the raw data. Most of them internaly use the dcraw toolkit to convert the files.
Everytime I tried that the result of Lightroom or the canon tools were much better.
By flattening the images (removing any color correction) you don't loose that much information like you think and because you have more than one exposure it does not matter anyway. There where an image is burned out you have the missing information in the next lower exposure.
Regarding the backplates I still have to train me to shoot better images. It is difficult when there is no object in the frame.Comment
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Heya
For backplates have a look at moofe.com they have a qube alike object everytime they take picture of backplate. Do similar thing should be easier
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Seems to be a great idea.
Maybe I will do this, when creating a premium line of panoramas in the future.Comment
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Yup
Also I've noticed that there is a aaa 360 lens on market now, but its not 180 vertical / which U can get by just twisting camera 180%... have a look at it maybe it will help u out ! But then u only need Hassi with 60 megapixels to get 10k hdri hehe
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Hehe I am pretty happy with my equipment now. The only thing that I might buy some time might be the canon 1D. Either the current mark IV or the announced mark X.
Those are a dream for hdr photography.Comment
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Hehe these are quite small format arent they? :s Have a look at hasselblade.
Also have a look at this cool tool http://www.0-360.com/camera.asp
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Might be hard to fit a hasselblad on a panorama head
And those devices do not give the best results.Comment
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What panorama head u using btw? I'm looking for 1 myself now and Kinda cant justify the price of 500£ for it o.o...Comment
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My first one was this: http://www.panorama-hardware.de/cgi-...e=open&lang=de
Now I am using the Nodal Ninja 5Comment
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Here is something for you to play with: http://www.andreas-reimer.de/download/Stonewall_HDR.zip
My first attempt of using a reference object.
Did some tests and in most cases it was sufficient to just match the ground part of the object.Comment
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