Photo Sharing: Ultra Wide Angle

[Bstanley]

Just another typical perfect California day at Disneyland.

 

[Scottwdw]

Cool new exhibit at the NYS Fair all about its history starting back in the 1800's. One of the displays was a timeline showing all the big time entertainers who have performed at the Fair. I remember each one of them starting in 1969. Another using the Sigma 15mm Fisheye lens.


Fair Entertainment Timeline by Scottwdw, on Flickr

 

[Scottwdw]

A Fair tradition for the last 60 years.


Belly Up to the Milk Bar by Scottwdw

 

[MedicBill]

After seeing all of these pictures, I had to get myself an Ultra Wide. My Tokina 11-16 came yesterday and I love it!

 

[nbaresejr]

After seeing all of these pictures, I had to get myself an Ultra Wide. My Tokina 11-16 came yesterday and I love it!

Where did you take this from? I am in Northern NJ and debated going to Liberty State Park to take some shots of this but decided not to because of the haze. It looks like I made a poor decision, this pic looks great!

 

[MedicBill]

Where did you take this from? I am in Northern NJ and debated going to Liberty State Park to take some shots of this but decided not to because of the haze. It looks like I made a poor decision, this pic looks great!

Thanks. I took that from the Brooklyn Bridge Park. It was really hazy around midnight and the lights were off for a while. I was just about to leave at 1am and the lights came back on.

 

[toomanycars]

Nikon 14-24

Canon 17-40

Love your photos. On the 14-24mm shot did you apply any lens correction?

 

[MACUSER]

Briar Patch [ EXPLORED] by MLR Photography, on Flickr

 

[toomanycars]

Briar Patch [ EXPLORED] by MLR Photography, on Flickr

Nice image, what lens did you use?

 

[MACUSER]

Nice image, what lens did you use?

I used the rokinon fisheye 8mm

 

[SrisonS]

Best In Film: American Film Institute Showcase by Scott Smith (SRisonS), on Flickr

 

[SrisonS]

St. Augustine, FL


Nighttime Cannon [Canon] Shooting by Scott Smith (SRisonS), on Flickr

 

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[fractal]

 

[p17blo]

Disney Magic ReImagined Atrium by P17blo, on Flickr

 

[p17blo]

Disney Magic ReImagined Walt Disney Theatre Atrium by P17blo, on Flickr

 

[MarbleBob]

Stayed at the DLH two weeks ago...



And here's what it looks like when you rotate the camera into portrait position and stitch together 6 horizontal shots, plus one up, and two down (one offset to mask out the tripod.)



And then, if you want, click this link to see the final pano loaded into an interactive HTML 5 viewer, so that you can pan around with your mouse

http://www.bowlinjar.com/panorama/disneyland-hotel/room/room.html
(It's amazing how the carpet looks all stretched out in the raw photo, but it stretches perfectly back into place in the viewer.)

These are from an Olympus E-P3 with Rokinon 7.5mm fisheye

A few more DLH panos here (pool, lobby, etc.):
http://bowlinjar.com/blog/disneyland-panoramic-photos

 

[p17blo]

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[fractal]

And then, if you want, click this link to see the final pano loaded into an interactive HTML 5 viewer, so that you can pan around with your mouse

http://www.bowlinjar.com/panorama/disneyland-hotel/room/room.html
(It's amazing how the carpet looks all stretched out in the raw photo, but it stretches perfectly back into place in the viewer.)

These are from an Olympus E-P3 with Rokinon 7.5mm fisheye

A few more DLH panos here (pool, lobby, etc.):
http://bowlinjar.com/blog/disneyland-panoramic-photos

very cool, thanks!

 

[MarbleBob]

That's a neat effect - is the pano viewer available for download etc?

Thanks!

Unfortunately, no, there isn't a downloadable version that I'm aware of. It's all web based. It may be possible via other means, but I've never tried. I used the following software to generate the "viewer" files. http://gardengnomesoftware.com/pano2vr.php