I am starting to reproject some of may panoramic images into little planets.

Post your landscape and cityscape little planets here and tell us how did you make it.

Here's my first:

http://www.filphoto.com/albums/userpics/10335/normal_wack2planet.jpg

Stitched using Panotools with equirectangular output projection. Blended the output with Enblend. Opened the Equirectangular image in Hugin and remapped to 360X300 degree output using PTStitcher. Adjusted curves and USM in PS.

This a shot of our house interior from the viewpoint of a butiki.

http://www.filphoto.com/albums/userpics/10335/normal_house_planet2web.jpg

BTW, i posted it in the "Little Planets" thread since the technique used to get this image is the same as that of my little planet technique.

This is the little planet version of the CamayanBeach VR.

http://www.filphoto.com/albums/userpics/10335/normal_subicvr2b_planet.jpg
(http://www.filphoto.com/displayimage.php?album=600&pos=0)

Nice Mitz.

I wish I can try this out but I don't have the proper pano equipment.

Try it Zandy!
All you need is a tripod and your widest lens (my widest is just 24mm). Any tripod head that you can pan will do. The software will handle the parallax error. There are free software out there to do the stitching.

@hi Zandy, have you seen my makati planet?

notice, this is NOT a 360 deg shot. It was taken in RAW and Large JPeg. Three shots only (plus bracketing, just to make sure), left, center and right, then stitched. Just make sure there is an overlapping of the images. I just used the Jpeg version here and not the RAW yet (too big).

from this pano:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v312/davidus428/Portfolio/Pano-Mkati-Skyline-Chua.jpg

i got this planet:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v312/davidus428/Portfolio/Makati-Planet-640.jpg

i'm sure a better pano equipment has its advantages. I'd like to have what Mr John Chua and Mitz are using. But for now, a simple tripod or a steady hand and a 17-35mm lens will suffice. Try it, its easy. Get a good Stitching software.

I haven't tried the VR mitz was mentioning on another thread. (paturo naman Mitz).

Hi Dave,

Why do you bracket when shooting pano? Do you use it for HDR panos? What software do you use for stitching?

What is John Chua's using for his pano shots? I'm using Nodal Ninja head.

Let's sked some time and take some VRs. If you have a fisheye lens you dont even need a tripod and a pano head.

Subic Bay little planet version

http://www.filphoto.com/albums/userpics/10335/normal_subic_vr4planet.jpg

Subic Bay cave version

http://www.filphoto.com/albums/userpics/10335/normal_subic_vr4cave.jpg

Subic Bay tunnel version

http://www.filphoto.com/albums/userpics/10335/normal_subic_vr4tunnel.jpg

This is the reverse of the "butiki" version of our house interior.
This projection is what you see when you lie down on the carpet and look up at the ceiling. Provided you have a 360deg version of course :)

http://www.filphoto.com/albums/userpics/10335/normal_house_planet2web_upside2.jpg

Makiling Cow Planet

http://www.filphoto.com/albums/userpics/10335/mklngcow_stereoplanet.jpg

BSP Grand Arena

http://www.filphoto.com/albums/userpics/10335/normal_jamboree_stereoplanet.jpg

"La Mesa Garden Planet"

http://www.filphoto.com/albums/userpics/10335/LaMesa_planet_web.jpg

"Manila AWM Planet"

http://www.filphoto.com/albums/userpics/10335/normal_awmpano1C_tm_planet_web.jpg

hi mitz my try..its hard to remove the converging line...need to find another pic :)

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/216/462989201_ff9758f7fd.jpg

hi mitz my try..its hard to remove the converging line...need to find another pic :)

Taks, Thanks for sharing your little planet. You image has a converging line because it is not a 360 degree image. A little planet should be a 360 degree image so that both ends will join seamlessly.

ahhh thanks for that info mitz will try another one soon... :-)

Nice to see small planets!! para maiba naman sa usual photos na nakikita natin... Ganda Mitz!!!

"Camp Mango Planet"

http://www.filphoto.com/albums/userpics/10335/CampMangoVRb_de2-planet.jpg

this photographs reminds of the little planet in dragon ball z! haha. :D

Any tips of how can you do these?What softwares? can it be done by photoshop cs3?

haaaaaayyy..... :(

Any tips of how can you do these?What softwares? can it be done by photoshop cs3?

Chris, it can be done with PS Polarize filter.

haaaaaayyy..... :(

Ric, why so sad? You miss your planet? :)

Thanks mitz....will give it a try...

:Dum:guys, i am using the CS3..gusto ko i try e2 na technique..pls help how? :DHindi ko kasi makita ung PS Polarize filter sa mga commands e... pls help.:(

:Dum:guys, i am using the CS3..gusto ko i try e2 na technique..pls help how? :DHindi ko kasi makita ung PS Polarize filter sa mga commands e... pls help.:(

Hi Charlotte. Its under Filter-Distort-Polar Coordinates. Check Rectangular to Polar.

Sattellite image of the DPP NewBhoiz sitting under a Giant Tree at AWM :D

http://www.filphoto.com/albums/userpics/10335/normal_AWM2GroupHug_planet.jpg

Here's my wee little planet with a lot of skyscrapers :Grin:

http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h35/renzo88/WeePlanet.jpg

so will this work only at CS3? thanks po

here's my first planet! haha
http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a132/ozn3/miniplanet.jpg

"Guimaras Planet"

http://www.filphoto.com/albums/userpics/10335/normal_guimaVRb_planet_web.jpg

what program can do these kinds of pictures? :)

what program can do these kinds of pictures? :)

PS with the Polar Coordinates Filter or with the Flaming Pear Flexify plug-in.
But this can be done better with a Panoramic software with Stereographic Projection output like Hugin.

wow.. I want to try this .. galing galing nyo.. :-) clap clap clap!

uyy! mitz thread come to life! :)
is this considered a planet? macro planet?

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v312/davidus428/Portfolio/Img39214-bubble-yellow-640x.jpg

here's UP Bahay ng Alumni

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v312/davidus428/Portfolio/Planet-ALumni-Inverted-800x.jpg

handheld 360

astig! reminds me of The Little Prince hehe :D

akala ko ba naman kung anong planet hahaha. Futuristic...over crowded na ang earth. Year 3535! Pinagtyagaan na ng tao ang mga asteroids

nice nice nice.. i am hearing a teach me teach me Mitz!! hihihih.

"Smile"

http://www.filphoto.com/albums/userpics/10335/normal_awm3vr3planet_DEweb.jpg

"Nebula"

http://www.filphoto.com/albums/userpics/10335/awm3vr2planet_web.jpg

"Smile"

http://www.filphoto.com/albums/userpics/10335/normal_awm3vr3planet_DEweb.jpg
=====================================
ok ha! galing! parang smiley :Grin:

http://www.filphoto.com/albums/userpics/10335/ReceptionVR1b_planet_web.jpg

"Smile"

http://www.filphoto.com/albums/userpics/10335/normal_awm3vr3planet_DEweb.jpg

Now this was wonderfully composed sir. This one I love from all your planet series. Brings a smile when you see it. :)

Hi Mitz, Lovely series you have there, they all look so cute, I don't have an idea how you do it but id like to try this soon. I have some observations or questions like, after stitching it into a small world do you paste it onto the sky scape or was the sky originally in the panoramic photo? And is there a link where we can download stitching software you use? I use PS3.

Hi Mitz, Lovely series you have there, they all look so cute, I don't have an idea how you do it but id like to try this soon. I have some observations or questions like, after stitching it into a small world do you paste it onto the sky scape or was the sky originally in the panoramic photo? And is there a link where we can download stitching software you use? I use PS3.

Hi Bernie, theres no copy/paste or masking involved. All the elements are in the panoramic image. The steps and software used (yes CS3) is discussed in DPP issue 16.

"Smile"

http://www.filphoto.com/albums/userpics/10335/normal_awm3vr3planet_DEweb.jpg

Mitz,
Ang galing naman nito. AWM smiley. Nice twist.

"Smile"

http://www.filphoto.com/albums/userpics/10335/normal_awm3vr3planet_DEweb.jpg

Mitz, Looks like PACMAN. (Translation: and I'm not talking about Manny Pacquiao) :Grin::RedEye:

@hi Zandy, have you seen my makati planet?

notice, this is NOT a 360 deg shot. It was taken in RAW and Large JPeg. Three shots only (plus bracketing, just to make sure), left, center and right, then stitched. Just make sure there is an overlapping of the images. I just used the Jpeg version here and not the RAW yet (too big).

from this pano:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v312/davidus428/Portfolio/Pano-Mkati-Skyline-Chua.jpg

i got this planet:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v312/davidus428/Portfolio/Makati-Planet-640.jpg

i'm sure a better pano equipment has its advantages. I'd like to have what Mr John Chua and Mitz are using. But for now, a simple tripod or a steady hand and a 17-35mm lens will suffice. Try it, its easy. Get a good Stitching software.

I haven't tried the VR mitz was mentioning on another thread. (paturo naman Mitz).

wow! sir dave master ka nga!

"Pinatubo Crater"

http://www.filphoto.com/albums/userpics/10335/pinaVR3_DE_planet_web.jpg

Just reviving the thread :D.

http://www.filphoto.com/albums/userpics/10335/normal_MM360planet_web.jpg

sharing my first try...

a night shot of roxas...

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2355/2103057559_5d88a77de4.jpg

and at the Rizal park...

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2371/2103897322_0980e945e7.jpg

Polar coordinates - provide a method of rendering graphs and indicating the positions of points on a two-dimensional (2D) surface. The polar coordinate system is employed in mathematics, physics, engineering, navigation, robotics, and other sciences.

Why not apply this on photography! Hahaha! :D

I scoured through the threads, but I didn't found one. So I decided to make one.

Here's my share:

Negros' Provincial Capitol Lagoon
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3365/4628162528_079cc7a45c.jpg

lol i thought it was the whitehouse :D

I scoured through the threads, but I didn't found one. So I decided to make one.




http://www.digitalphotographer.com.ph/forum/showthread.php?t=2445

http://i290.photobucket.com/albums/ll244/hansel027/PICTURES/DSC_0332.jpg
:)

http://i290.photobucket.com/albums/ll244/hansel027/PICTURES/DSC_0332.jpg
:)
nice!!! i really like what you did to the towers... :D anyway, how did you do it?

My first post in DPP C&C are welcome... : )
This is the orginal image:
http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p318/pol_sketch29/Picture6191.jpg

Here is the Final Image:
http:////farm5.static.flickr.com/4026/4659051403_e27380a81c_b.jpg

my 1st attemp

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4093/4762437197_22282fcb16_b.jpg

Use brushes to create the background

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4093/4776197290_aca7c54e65_b.jpg

My share

:D

http://fc00.deviantart.net/fs70/f/2010/189/3/c/Planet_Chicago_by_zerofunk.jpg

One more try :P

http://fc03.deviantart.net/fs70/f/2010/190/b/7/Planet_Chicago_at_Dusk_by_zerofunk.jpg

http://www.pbase.com/mitzpicardal/image/109237167.jpg

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4141/4798348724_a01d8dc766.jpg

My share

:D

http://fc00.deviantart.net/fs70/f/2010/189/3/c/Planet_Chicago_by_zerofunk.jpg


can someone give out their workflow on how to remove the line on the end? :Grin: