JODEL 113 : visit of a private plane on an airport in Savoy (France)

Hi all,

This is the first visit of a great serie including other small and bigger planes (flying). Please, listen to the sound at the same time.

Hope you will enjoy :

http://www.visites-interactives.eu/fr/visite-aero…voie/index.html

The shot conditions were rather hard : wind, sun and clouds alternately every 2 seconds...

"Ma"

Zitat von panographer

- No, we invested most time in preparing and taking shots but few time in photoshop-ing in comparison.
- Yes, Thierry (my man) was standing on the wing.
- Yes, it's a horizontal one.

A second plane will be sent this week.

Ma

Two other planes. The url adress remain the same :

http://www.visites-interactives.eu/fr/visite-aero…iper-pa-28.html

http://www.visites-interactives.eu/fr/visite-aero…ire-f-bmfs.html

There is still 3 or 5 planes to visit... Not easy, really...

Best to all,

"Ma"

Zitat von Phil

Tuur,

He's outside of the plane extending the camera through the open door and then removing the shadows & shooter in Photoshop. I need to try one of those.

Edit: Here's a picture of Jook Leung teaching the technique at the week long vr panorama workshop held at the Maine Media Workshops.

Phil

Hi Phil,

I know this picture since a long time, but it's much more complicated than for a car. I could even say that a car, in comparison, it's not difficult. We already made cars (and camping-cars for Adria : we made their 2 last series and are waiting for the next one soon).

We can say that the "principle" is similar to this photo, but it's much more complicated and we use much more (and solid) equipment. This equipment has been "built" by my man, Thierry and he spent a lot of time as he made the whole himself. You will understand that this represents something very big in terms of time and financial investment and that we cannot reveal all or part of this.

As regards Photoshop, we are using Photoshop since about 12 years but we do not use extraordinary tools, just the tools that everybody knows.

As for "code of Krpano" is concerned, it's no problem, I can say all as all is already present on Klaus website .

So, in conclusion, the most important thing in this kind of visit is to be a handyman (do-it-yourself man), a good photographer and have reliable photo equipment.

'Ma'

Zitat von Tuur

MA, wil you tell me more?? about the technical side?? of taking the pano?? i still don't understand.

you put the camera in horizontal and then make those pictures.. nadir and zenith are side ways but how about the last one?? and why this methode??

Thanx

tuur

Tuur,

As I told you before, these arts of taking views are very very particular. We've only made 7 planes. That's not enough. When we will achieve 50 planes, ok, I'll write a guide or make a video and we'll make trainings for photographers as it's quite impossible to explain without showing. This envolve to think about equipment first and ours has been built this winter by Thierry. Cant' tell more ("secret de fabrication" in french). Hope you won't be dear Tuur !

Ma (sorry a bit tired these days)

It"s strange, the first time we saw Jook Leung picture, we had already made 5 or 6 inside VR cars and had never seen this photography before. So, we could not be inspired by this teacher. Our technique is to take the picture without being inside the car or the plane of course, but it's quite different of what it's shown. But shuuuttt, if you go on, I will tell you every step of the making, and it's still to early now as I try desperately to explain.

"Ma"

Oh my dear, still pregnant... with another plane named "Robin". Argggggnnnnn... He's coming soon and he's very strong. Arrrrgnnnnn... Sometimes, I dream I'm a boy...

Ma