Adventures in 360° • #6 • Mountainclimbing

bobbyboe (55)in #travel • 7 years ago (edited)

I was lucky having two very professional guides (from Vivalpin) with me while doing these shots near Garmisch Patenkirchen (German alps)...

They not only helped me to fix the tripod and cared for my safety...
but they also performed as "actors" in these 2 panoramas.
In order to shoot People in HDR-Panoramas, they should be patient and
stand still as its nessecary to shot 12 pictures.
The shots were an order for my client meventi.

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climbing-trail (45) 7 years ago (edited)

I wasn't prepared for that! The panorama is simply incredible.
How long exactly would I have to stand still to get such an amazing shot? And how long does it take you to produce the 360- panorama afterwards?!

Thanks for suggesting the post to me, I'm happy to resteem it at the @Climbing-Trail. Always on the hunt for the best climbing posts! :-)

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bobbyboe (55) 7 years ago (edited)

Thank you so much! It`s an honor!
Well... depends on the light... in this case one second..., time enough for a series of 3 shots... but... usually they have to remain in the same position till I made all 12 shots (4 times 3), because if you move something on one side of a panorama, very often things on the other side are influenced... like a rope for example, that if it is moved.. it will change the other side aswell (which would result in stitching errors). Postproduction really depends... some hours sometimes... even days in difficult cases...