Report a Policy Violation
Devious Technology is very proud to announce one of deviantART’s most highly anticipated projects – Portfolio: The Awesome Version!! Portfolio is the simplest and most professional tool on the Internet for formal presentation and review of artwork, and the best part is: it's available to everyone for FREE!
Site Map
Community News239 Harry Potter Celebration!^ArtisticAunJuli
 reports, 1d 20h agoHarry Potter fans unite to celebrate the release of the sixth movie 96 Contest: A Hero=inomuiro
 reports, 12h 55m agoCONTEST: “A HERO”. What is a Hero? Show us in all the facets you want, using the art forms that you find more congenial. Subscriptions and commissions awarded! Deadline: 15 September 2009. 83 Horsin' Around Vol. 1=boribaby
 reports, 4h agoA brand new monthly article which showcases some of deviantART's finest equine artists, as well as recognizing the lesser-known but equally talented ones. Interviews, helpful tutorials and features can all be found here too! I hope you enjoy it. 71 Traditional Representation - Vector Contest^Ikue
 reports, 1d 6h agoDaVinci, Picasso, Monet... these are all names I'm sure you've heard of before. They are the Masters of the art world and their talents are world renowned. But have you ever looked at their pieces and thought to yourself "I could do better" or "that would look awesome in a comic style"? Well here's your chance. How would you have painted DaVinci's Mona Lisa? Show me using only Vectors. |
PollAre you currently in school? |
deviantART Loves You
Deviously serving the art and skin community for 3,265 days.
Only 22 days until our ninth birthday!
|
Deviousness
When it comes to community spirit, `Rushy is a shining example. From participating in devmeets, to providing positive encouragement to other artists, `Rushy can always be found demonstrating what it really takes to be a true deviant. It's without any hesitation that we are delighted to award the Deviousness Award for July 2009 to `Rushy Read More
|
Follow us on Twitter
Become a fan on Facebook
©2009 deviantART. All rights reserved
Devious Comments
Comments
--
Lucas_| |_
My Website ::: Digital Infrared Tutorial
--
[link]
--
|lll ll l ll|06
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]
--
|lll ll l ll|06
da bin ich ja mal gespannt!
--
|lll ll l ll|06
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
Maybe the walkthrough can be sped up with a shorter focal lenght and thus fewer shots.
do you have a tutorial on this issue?
--
|lll ll l ll|06
--
"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
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)
Previous Page12345...Next Page