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Re: Rainy day so we tried a car.
Pajuaba Gmail 2006-Jun-07 22:43:28
That´s how I did the ones on my website <www.pajuaba.com.br> - click on
Panorâmicas 360 on the menu - , for Renault of Brasil. As I didn´t think
of - and I think I would not know how to use - laser pointers, I placed
a small tripod exactly below the NPP after I had done the main shots,
took off the camera from the boom, took off the boom from the window,
and supported the lens over the tripod. As i work with flashes I don´t
have the problem of moving the camera during exposure.
Regards,
Rodolpho Pajuaba
Mark Banas (lists) escreveu:
>
>
> On Jun 7, 2006, at 2:52 PM, Matt Smith wrote:
> > Now I am not a small person, in fact I drive this car everyday, but
> > how has anyone rigged a camera head inside of the cars for pano's.
> Boom arm. You essentially make a "vertical pano" with the nadir being
> the arm that is coming through one of the open windows (or, if you
> have the option, down from the sunroof). You then move the boom arm
> around to the other side of the car for the "nadir shot." I know
> people who have set up laser pointers to intersect at the point
> inside the car where the head should be located so the boom can be
> moved and the same nodal/ no parallax point re-achieved.
>
> A couple of other tricks: put white sheets over the windows and then
> shoot a nice "outdoor" pano and mix the two in photoshop so it looks
> like the car is in the outdoor location. (Helps if you have studio
> lights outside the sheets providing similar lighting.) I also know
> some folks put small lights under the seats in dark colored car
> interiors to brighten up the footwells. Roger Howard would be the guy
> to ask about this stuff... he was there doing this stuff in the heyday!
>
> -Mark
>
>
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