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Publisher: Lomography
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The unusual perspective of a panoramic image creates a unique and intriguing visual experience for the viewer. Skillfully executed, panoramic photography can realize scenes which could otherwise never be captured in an image or seen with the naked eye.
Panoramas offer new possibilities for creative photographers, either as flat, two-dimensional images, or mapped into a 3D space that can be visited on a virtual tour. New, powerful, panorama software makes the workflow easier and more efficient than ever before. Author Harald Woeste takes the reader on a tour from the basics of capturing panoramas, all the way through stitching, editing, and printing panoramic images. He provides a detailed description of the necessary equipment and materials, as well as the various software tools that can be used in the workflow. The latter half of the book illustrates the making of panoramas through a number of example projects. In Mastering Digital Panoramic Photography you will find everything you need to know to create amazing panoramic images. Author: Harald Woeste
Publisher: Rocky Nook
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Publisher: Rhythmic Union Records
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Panamatic by LensPen is a unique new device that helps you take perfect panoramic pictures every time. Including a 360 degree indexer and level, Panamatic allows you to work with PhotoStitch and QuickTime VR software to create seamless panoramic photos every time. LENSPEN Panamatic is simple to use, convenient and an extremely effective aid intaking seamless panoramic photos: 1. Mount the Panamatic on any tripod and then attach the camera onto the indexing wheel in the usual fashion. 2. Level the tripod by setting the bubble to center. 3. Begin taking 12 pictures by advancing the indexing wheel one click at a time around its axis. Take one picture after each click. 4. To achieve a higher view, mount the camera in a portrait format with a camerabracket (brackets are optional and available in most camera stores). In the vertical position there is an overlap of 2.5 degrees depending on the angle of the lens. 5. Take as many pictures as you need to cover what you want to show. 6. Download the pictures to your computer and begin the stitching process.
Publisher: LensPen
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Riemannian geometry has today become a vast and important subject. This new book of Marcel Berger sets out to introduce readers to most of the living topics of the field and convey them quickly to the main results known to date. These results are stated without detailed proofs but the main ideas involved are described and motivated. This enables the reader to obtain a sweeping panoramic view of almost the entirety of the field. However, since a Riemannian manifold is, even initially, a subtle object, appealing to highly non-natural concepts, the first three chapters devote themselves to introducing the various concepts and tools of Riemannian geometry in the most natural and motivating way, following in particular Gauss and Riemann.
Author: Marcel Berger
Publisher: Springer
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Best-selling author Lee Frost presents a comprehensive, practical guide to taking great panoramic images, illustrated throughout with his own beautiful photographs. Lee Frost's "Panoramic Photography" covers all aspects of creating successful panoramic images: choosing equipment, using filters and accessories, composition, metering and exposure, troubleshooting and printing, displaying and selling the final pictures. Opens up the creative possibilities of panoramic photography; it's not just for landscapes and architecture, but also action shots, documentary shots and many other types of subject. With an inspirational collection of images and thorough practical advice, Lee Frost's "Panoramic Photography" allows photographers to discover a whole new way of thinking and seeing.
Author: Lee Frost
Publisher: David & Charles PLC
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Panoramic photography is one of the fastest growing segments in photography. With developments in hardware and software this technology allows for the creation of seamless stitching of multiple images. From simple two shot panoramic images or complex 100+ shot super mega pixel mosaics, the Nodal Ninja is hardware designed to work in conjunction with your camera and lens to eliminate parallax when shooting adjacent images. The panoramic tripod head is a quality piece of equipment designed to give you many years of use.Nodal Ninja is the lightest smallest panoramic tripod head on the market today. A specially designed Spherical Panoramic Tripod Mount allowing the photographer to adjust a camera/lens exactly over its correct rotational axis called the entrance pupil. This helps to eliminate parallax error inherent when shooting multiple images side by side. Without parallax a photographer can seamlessly stitch multiple photographs together forming a larger higher resolution composite image.
Publisher: Fanotec
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MO# HDC500 Clover E.T. High Resolution (420 TV Lines) Weather-Proof Camera with Rugged Steel Construction, Improved Circuitry, Covers 180 Degree Angle of View Without a Blind Spot, Attached Universal Mounting Bracket, and a 100' Long Cable. Color: Gray
Publisher: CLOVER
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Publisher: Buffalo Games
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Having trouble with blind spots? CIPA's panoramic, clip on rearview mirror will help you solve the problem. Easy to install over your factory rearview mirror, simply clip on by the spring clip on the back of the mirror. Convex design helps to reduce blindspots. Oval shaped mirror reduces interference with sun visors.
Publisher: CIPA
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