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How to capture little planets by ~suckup:iconsuckup:

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~InfernalFear:iconInfernalFear: Apr 17, 2006, 1:56:49 PM
Echt top. now i will make many little planets too :XD:

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~PsychoGFXn00b:iconPsychoGFXn00b: Apr 17, 2006, 2:50:39 PM
Not sure I fully understand yet. Could you link to one of the tutorials for the stitching?
~skizzenblock:iconskizzenblock: Apr 17, 2006, 2:50:58 PM
great useful tutorail. gonna try workng t out asap!

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~suckup:iconsuckup: Apr 17, 2006, 3:01:32 PM
thank you for the fav!

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~suckup:iconsuckup: Apr 17, 2006, 3:04:06 PM
here you are: [link]
hugin is a free software for stitching. you can find a lot of tutorials on this page.
i use realviz stitcher for stitching. it's very comfortable but not for free: [link]

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~suckup:iconsuckup: Apr 17, 2006, 3:04:37 PM
danke!
da bin ich ja mal gespannt!

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*imagnum:iconimagnum: Apr 17, 2006, 3:22:01 PM
That's great!

This tut up to the step "equirectangular projection" should also fit as a spherical world map for other scenes or as an environment map to fake reflections in a 3D-scene. Cycling through these steps with different gamma settings may result in nice HDRI lightprobes with some postwork in hdr-shop. But that sounds like much legwork :D

Maybe the walkthrough can be sped up with a shorter focal lenght and thus fewer shots.
~suckup:iconsuckup: Apr 17, 2006, 3:24:50 PM
yes, creating a hdri file is on my to do list :)
do you have a tutorial on this issue?

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~Bucky2K:iconBucky2K: Apr 17, 2006, 3:42:49 PM
Thank you for the tutorial! I will have to give this a shot sometime.

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"The picture, after all, is much more about the sharpness of the person standing behind the camera than the sharpness of the lens." -Peter Hennig
*imagnum:iconimagnum: Apr 17, 2006, 3:46:23 PM
Most effort is already done with your tutorial ;)

Blochi's diploma thesis is well known I suppose. If not, check it out! [link] (german only, sorry to the other folks. But the rest of Blochi's site is bilingual)
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