Micks Distractions

A more recent pano of our house taken with a rented Sony DSC-F828. I also pro­duced a full 360 pano with it. See below.

This, obvi­ously, ended up with an infi­nitely bet­ter final image than with pre­vi­ous cam­eras. I main­tained the same con­trast through­out all the shots. (The house is unfin­ished I know.)

No google maps ref­er­ence, sorry.

Click on the image to view a larger image, or the down­load icon.

The full 360 degree pano.

The final 360 had to be scaled 10:1 down because it ended up being a 500M image, which was unsuit­able for web dis­play. The final jpeg ends up being around 1.2M, but can still take a while to load. To launch the viewer you’ll need Java.

These sequences were taken with a stan­dard tri­pod. I didn’t cor­rect for par­al­lax error. That is: I didn’t rotate the cam­era around it’s focal point, but rather rotated the cam­era around it’s body. You can see the errors clearly in the 360. These are largely unre­solv­able. I’m going to have to build myself a mul­ti­pur­pose adap­tor that can swing a cam­era around it’s focal point.

You can either down­load the full 360 jpg pano using the down­load icon, or click on the 360 degree icon to launch the java viewer.

PTViewer.exe

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