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nice shots as always mate ?

Some from me taken this week The girl friends smallest cat - Donut Church next to work Cool tree in park next to said church And some flowers

I call bs... ps like the 2nd one the best - its a nice shot

Judging by Noel's emotional response I expected not to be able to hear the cars at all so was pleasantly surprised that you could. Not a bad vid mate! Slightly lower music volume might be good (esp during car scenes) - and there are some high contrast bits in the video where you cant really see anything (eg 28secs) but all and all very well done (better than anything I've ever made)

wow you do take some awesome shots mate

And how much did the whole deal set you back?

Is your cars name Lucifer? LOL

At the time I just looked though my old pics to look for anything suitable and that was about the only one I had. It was a crop of this 18 image pano:

1. Convert the photo into a square image Use the Photo|Image Size menu item to change the image size into a large square. Uncheck ‘Constrain Proporties’ and set the “height” value to the same value as your “width” value. 2. Turn image upside down Rotate by 180° 3. Apply the polar effect “Filter|Distort|Polar Coordinates” filter - choose the “Rectangular to Polar” setting When selecting a photo to start with you should keep the following things in mind: Select a panorama photo or a cropped landscape photo (aspect ratio at least 2:1, which means the width should be at least two times the height). The bottom area (bottom 25% or so) of the photo in most cases should have only very little detail (e.g. sand, asphalt, water). This area will later be in the middle of the picture and will also be distorted the most. The upper area (upper 25%) should also have only little detail, most preferably just one color (e.g. blue sky, night sky etc.). The left and the right border of the photo should neatly fit into each other (which is always the case for a stitched 360° panorama). The horizon must be exactly horizontal, the left and right end of the photo will be joined together and if they are on different heights your planet will have a big crack in the surface (again this is no issue for 360° panoramas).

ps. this is one my my favourites of his

Agreed - very cool - have been meaning to try it sometime but haven't yet. There are two ways to do it - the proper way (as gadl above does) and the cheating way where you take one pic and do it in PS in 3 steps (obviously not as good!) Here for example is one I made the cheating way (pretty crap) before after

Might need some bigger pics mate

more details about said epic camera?

What shit? Where! ps I'll come if I'm not busy

evade you seen this?

PM sent ps. http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/entitlement/i...labs_lightroom3 works till april

looks like a nice spot - look forward to the other shots!

ah yeah thats cool! (shame about the "mowed lawn" on the right) so what is that thing anyway? is it for bird watching?

zei20l I like them both you have any more of that first one? (think it might be better with more of the sky in the shot)

have you seen the engine?!?!!?

34 fail

hehe - nah you did well mate - i can't use photoshop at all

Lepperfish nice sharp car shots bnr#@ Cool Beach shot - as for removing dark part of the sky - photoshop!

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