Following up to my post a while back about my experiments with panoramic video, I've just got round to putting some more footage online. I shot these shortly after the original experiment, using a slightly more advanced setup (nice new glass bauble instead of old plastic one! ^_^) but it has, typically, taken me an age to get round to putting the results online.
I've experimented with shooting sideways, and also stuck cheesy video effects on a couple of shots for no good reason. Hope you enjoy.
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FAN-FREAKIN-TASTIC! Great idea... I can't wait to get a real editing system and try this... on a skate video! Keep up the good work!
If nobody has, you should apply for a pattent. Could be the next "Bullet Time" effect
look at www.pipslab.nl they have been doing the same thing and more (look at the have some coffee with us for 360 shots dated smomewhere around the year 2000)
If nobody has, you should apply for a pattent. Could be the next "Bullet Time" effect
Well, considering i was inspired to try this by a video posted here ages ago where they'd used a commercially avaliable panoramic reflector, I'm sure it's already patented...
what i'm more worried about is Michel Gondry making a music video this way before I do anything finished with the technique, and everyone thinking I nicked it off him! :-)
I don't know what to say. I love this. It is so different. Way to go!
Where did you get the new ball?
just online... hard to find out of season! :) but i googled and ended up finding some from a garden centre online store that randomly had some...Needed glass ones, better than plastic but hard to find in this day + age
I also got a 6" diameter decorative stainless steel sphere but it was not very optically perfect and kind of unwieldy for this purpose! pleasing object tho.
That was awesome!!!!
YEAH!!!!
ESCHER would be freaked by this!
Try Quartz Composer as a realtime viewer of 360 content !
quartz composer? really? how?
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