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  Anyone doing any panoramic Quicktime movies?

  What kind of rig, lens, camera, software are you using?

  Are you shooting 1,2,4 or 8 or 16 shots?

  Post examples you have done.

  thanks,

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• juhls0

  I think I used 24 shots.

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  • so just using a wide angle lens?
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  • probably goodjuhls
  • unless distortion bothers you, but you may be able to fix that. view posts below for better advice.juhls

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• sikma0

  i use this guy. cheap and it works well.
  http://www.nodalninja.com/

  this site has an amazing amount of info
  http://www.panoramas.dk/

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• vaxorcist0

  I used a device from panosaurus:
  http://gregwired.com/pano/Pano.h…

  I used panorama studio to stich and render:
  http://www.tshsoft.com/en/panora…

  I found the gear and software the easy part, I was shooting indoors, and had to light the room evenly, using strobes bounced off ceilings and walls. Lighting carefully saved TONS of time in photoshop....

  Note that for indoor shooting, where you place the tripod has a HUGE impact.. so bring a laptop, shoot, render, re-shoot. If your original position is off, your "first viewing frame" will be trapezoidal.... try to line stuff up and do alot of testing, once you get it, it's obvious but it's hard to explain till you try it....

  I shot 64 frames for each pan....using a wide lens, camera in portrait orientation
  

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