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Photographer Roger Williams  Roger Williams {Karma:86139}
Project N/A Camera Model Voigtlander Bessaflex
Categories Panoramic
Street
Film Format Film 35mm
Portfolio Spherical Panoramas
Panoramas
SLR
Lens Peleng 8mm F/3.5
Uploaded 2/16/2006 Film / Memory Type Default
    ISO / Film Speed
Views 497 Shutter 1/250
Favorites Aperture f/8.0
Critiques 13 Rating
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Location City -  Bubaigawara, Fuchu City
State -  TOKYO
Country - Japan   Japan
About Japanese isn't all Zen temples, cherry blossom and Mt. Fuji. Here's the street in front of a local commuter station (convenient for our church). Again stitched from four circular fisheye shots. I think I'm getting the hang of this, now... This covers the full 360 degrees (but the man center left lost part of one leg to the stitching process!) Sorry about that...
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Mary Brown   {K:71879} 3/10/2006
If you had not mentioned the leg, I don't think I would have noticed. This technique is really neat. It is so interesting to look at. Great stiching job.
Mary

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Paul's Photos Paul's Photos   {K:35235} 2/21/2006
I have seen those viewers and I agree that they are great. Seems that it would not be hard for UF to incorporate the technology (without trying to create it)....anyway.. keep shooting them

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Roger Williams Roger Williams   {K:86139} 2/21/2006
Thank you Paul. You might indeed have fun. But I am saddened by the fact that these 360-degree panoramas cannot be seen as they were intended. Seen via one of the free VR viewers, they lose the exaggerated curves and strange distortions of ultra-wide lenses and instead offer you the ability to "zoom" as with a normal zoom lens into and out of the image and to pan all around it--looking up to the sky and down to the ground... It is like being let loose within the scene to think how one would have framed and taken shots with an infinitely variable zoom. It really is "taking the scene as it was" which has always been my greatest desire. Perhaps we'll have to wait another two or three years before Usefilm offers this function? (That was how long I waited for panoramas with no pixel limits, only file-size limits.)

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Paul's Photos Paul's Photos   {K:35235} 2/21/2006
very cool effect... love the 360 look.. have to try this some time... excellent work

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andree lerat andree lerat   {K:17476} 2/20/2006
Very interesting composition. Looks at lot like my friends describe. The long narrow buildings and the multite of ads. Best regards, Andree

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Jeanette Hägglund Jeanette Hägglund   {K:59855} 2/19/2006
Such a view - amazing result i must say!!!!

Jeanette

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Tim  Schumm Tim  Schumm   {K:29196} 2/19/2006
Hi Roger,
I'm just off to bed at 4am but i thought i'd have a quick look at what you are up to.
Your panos are so cool to check out. The composition on this one is excellent. With the motor bike and main street in the perfect position to create interest.

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Rob Ernsting Rob Ernsting   {K:8899} 2/17/2006
Aah there you are again with your mind-boggling fantasy captures. Stunning work and very good and of course it is all decipherable. 7 for the composition and scene.

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stingRay pt.4 . stingRay pt.4 .   {K:250401} 2/16/2006
A great panaramic vision Roger...I would say that you are getting the hang of this really well. Best wishes to you....Ray

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cessy karina   {K:14205} 2/16/2006
hi Roger
it's really cool, fantastic panoramic picture
create optical illusion

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Galal El Missary   {K:84569} 2/16/2006
Excellent work from Great photographer , well done Dear Roger .

Galal

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Chris Boivin Chris Boivin   {K:9030} 2/16/2006
Great effect Roger, very well stitched together.
Best Regards,
Chris

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lius hanzen   {K:2844} 2/16/2006
nice pic..well use of wide angel lens.
lius

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