Ferrari sea of red pic

[prova4re]

This pic is way cool, how did they do it?
http://www.panoramas.dk/fullscreen3/f36g.html

 

[dave22]

I have no idea, but it's pretty neat. Where are they hiding the F40s?

 

[RSO 34]

http://www.bugeyedigital.com/product_main/036-0360d.html

 

[nosboy4life]

Too much to handel!!!!!!!!

 

[NSXBOX]

awesome!

 

[lemansnsx]

This pic is way cool, how did they do it?

Click on the "How To" button on the upper right of that page.

 

[RP-Motorsports]

realtors use this technique (at least in my area) on websites for 360 degree pics of each room in a house for sale.

 

[prova4re]

Click on the "How To" button on the upper right of that page.

Doh! Now I feal stupid!
Thanks for the help.

 

[Carguy!]

That is awesome, I had seen some stuff like that before but this one was much cooler than anything I have seen before.

Did you notice the girl in the white mini skirt with the great legs?

 

[kenjiMR]

there is some camera lens that uses a dome out the top and creates a donut shape photo. There is some digital processing that can return the photo into a flat panorama. That is one method, I'm sure there are others.

With that many F-cars... it doesn't seem very special anymore.

 

[newtyp]

I believe the lense is similar to the SLR lenses, called a fish eye lense. Shows true panoramic view, similar as mentioned earlier in using it in house sales such as remax.com or yhd.com

Though amazing shot... WOW...

 

[LJSB]

Hey Bob can you do this for us at NSXPO?

 

[RSO 34]

Hey Bob can you do this for us at NSXPO?

I don't have one of those lenses but I do have an ultra wideangle that I might be able to stitch together something like that.

 

[4AU4LIFE]

I knew I liked red for some reason

 

[CokerRat]

Wild. I've always wondered how they get those shots of car interiors on the mfr's websites.

Check this one out, how do you suppose they got this shot?

 

[lemansnsx]

there is some camera lens that uses a dome out the top and creates a donut shape photo. There is some digital processing that can return the photo into a flat panorama.

Ummm, you mean the one Robert linked to yesterday?

BTW, everything I've read about the process says that the lens produces lower quality results than other methods - I guess it is a kind of "quick and dirty" solution.

 

[prova4re]

Were is the guy taking the pic? I don't see him in it.