Where do you take your panoramic photos?


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Hi, confused whether where can i take panoramic photos.

I tried in my house, but turn out that those photos i take cannot be stitched.
Any pros mind correcting me?
Thanks.
 

I mean where do you all take your panoramic photos?
Not asking how to take, I got search @ google too.
If I wanted to know how to take, I will ask, and I got a lot of links about panoramic photos.
 

As a noobie, i look at gurus photos and try to determine where the shot was taken, and try to go to the exact place, even though it can be hard for me to go to some places as I'm in a wheelchair.

The Marina promenade is a good start. Also, the new Pinnacle HDB blocks. Another place is Mt Faber (but avoid those steaming cars, else they would think you are there to take voyeur shots!)

HTH.
 

I mean where do you all take your panoramic photos?
Not asking how to take, I got search @ google too.
If I wanted to know how to take, I will ask, and I got a lot of links about panoramic photos.

where do we take?
Anywhere really, as long as whatever is in the photo is interesting enough to fill the frame from left-edge to right-edge.

It's quite a personal thing, I feel. I can even take a panorama of the road where I live, can't I?
I doubt anyone else would be interested in that though...
 

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I will try it out at esplanade when I am free,
and is it possible to achieve 360 degree pano shot over there?
 

I will try it out at esplanade when I am free,
and is it possible to achieve 360 degree pano shot over there?

360 pano won't really be interesting at esplanade.... I think...

some parts of the building are quite plain... Having such a wide pano will spoil it, not make it better...
 

Alright, Is there any places for 360 degree pano shot in Singapore?
 

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Alright, Is there any places for 360 degree pano shot in Singapore?

Well assuming you don't compress the photo too much horizontally, a 360 degree pano will be extremely wide compared to its height, won't it? W:H might be something like 15:2
 

Well assuming you don't compress the photo too much horizontally, a 360 degree pano will be extremely wide compared to its height, won't it? W:H might be something like 15:2

Hmm, okay, I just edited my post.
Is there any places that can take 360 degree pano shot, and a view from high enough to view esplanade?
 

Just get out and take some photographs instead of posting these inane, tedious questions!!
 

Hi, confused whether where can i take panoramic photos.

Lots of places. With a proper focus and composition, u can take pano shots in many places in singapore. Flats, buildings, shorelines, sunrise / sunset etc .. the creativity being the limit.

Of course u can take documentary panoramic shots from on top of buildings of whatever little buildings and structures below, but asthetic value of the pano will depend on how u compose them .. too often we see people applauding for great pano efforts of for instance hdb flats from hdb flats. but whats beyond capturing it .. maybe as a directory ..

I tried in my house, but turn out that those photos i take cannot be stitched.
Any pros mind correcting me?
Thanks.

U probably did not allow sufficient overlap for the software to compute stitching at the corners of each pic. there are other factors. maybe post the various frames for us to see.

ryan
 

Just get out and take some photographs instead of posting these inane, tedious questions!!

Before you comments, do you know what is panoramic?
If you know, please post some of your panoramic shots over here, thanks.
 

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Need to pay?

I think cannot go there, for safety reasons... Imagine if a big bunch of 'gung ho' photographers go up, and someone falls down... siao liao...

Your photos should overlap about 20% (guesstimate) at the corners, so the stitching software can do its magic. Just find any location where you have interest subjects from left to right. Shouldn't try 360 degree pano. Quite adventurous. In singapore, usually there'll be some ugly building blocking the view... totally spoils the shot.
 

I think cannot go there, for safety reasons... Imagine if a big bunch of 'gung ho' photographers go up, and someone falls down... siao liao...

Your photos should overlap about 20% (guesstimate) at the corners, so the stitching software can do its magic. Just find any location where you have interest subjects from left to right. Shouldn't try 360 degree pano. Quite adventurous. In singapore, usually there'll be some ugly building blocking the view... totally spoils the shot.

Okay. Thanks.
I finally get some of my shots stitched, but some cant!
Thanks to photoshop photomerge!

My sister's room, very untidy. Haha.
1stpano.jpg
 

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