The position of the camera shows exactly this mirroring, but unfortunatly, the color doesnt says mirror, with both WB of 2700 K and 4500 K. In terms of urbanisme, the new building mirrors somehow te old wall - with a garden in between. The winning and realised project followed that shape by respecting the available ground. The new building at the left came out of a architecture competition, in which the narrow, but long ground at disposition - due to the medieval city wall - has been one of the difficulties. Let me explain this first, to show the gap between accuracy and mood: Yep, I run the 5 bracket shots twice, with two different WB, as none of the single WB would be accurate for the situation, wrapping anything in the same color. My wife just reported to me, (after a music conference in New York) that the few fancy restaurants in New York were packed with folk waiting an hour in the past week! Go figure, I thought we had a crisis of credit? In L.A., there is definitely a major squeeze on and places are already closing, but not for the richest clients, not yet! I hope you might share what gear you are using and why. My idea is to see which method will cut down the total time needed to reliably deliver a planned panorama and at a reasonable cost. I am planning to go to a LF camera with a stitching back as one option or a Gigapan epic and bracket to enable the shadows and highlights to be captured in this challenging light without compromise.
This work, as it is, hand-held is fraught with chances of time-consuming errors. At present, I'm exploring the places I will be imaging over the next several months that are close to me so I can keep revisiting if needed. Using a gray card to correct the photo will wipe out that golden glow! So I'm not sure if there's a problem with the lighting? However, I'm open to your suggestions in this.Īs far as the highlights and shadows go, either one needs to use a camera with a wider dynamic range, which I cannot do at present, or else use bracketing. We wouldn't want the streets to look like they appear by daylight but represent what one would see at night. Of course colors seen are dependent on the wavelength distribution of the illumination from the artificial lights. Thank you very much for using the affiliate links here (including the ebay listing) to support 360 Rumors at no additional cost to you so I can do more tests and reviews.What makes it look right for night would be out of place by day. Please note: I don’t know who the seller is and I have no relationship with them. I would have considered getting this rig myself if I didn’t already have the Insta360 Pro and a 6-camera GoPro rig (yes I will post about it next time). B&H has the rig (without the cameras and without the software) for $2221. By comparison, the 8K Insta360 Pro (reviewed here) is $3500. It also includes an external V-mount battery. According to the listing, you get both Autopano Video Pro AND Autopano Giga ( worth $250).
#AUTOPANO PRO REVIEW SOFTWARE#
The cool thing about this eBay listing is that the software is included (as is the dock for the Micro SD cards).
That means that as long as you insert the Micro SD cards correctly in the USB dock, you don’t have to worry about mixing up the videos:īesides having to insert the Micro SD cards correctly, it seems very similar to the workflow for GoPro Fusion actually.Īutopano Video Pro is not cheap at around $750. That’s because Autopano Video has a utility called Omni Importer, which can automatically match the Hero 4 Black videos with each other, and can even show you a preview of the equirectangular image. As an aside, the Hero 4 Black sounds old but it actually has the same sensor as the GoPro Hero 5 Black, so its sensor is technically only one model away from the cutting edge Hero 6.īesides its excellent image quality, the Omni also has a much easier and more elegant workflow compared to conventional 360 camera rigs. The Omni consists of six GoPro Hero 4 Black cameras, which can each shoot at 4K 30fps.
#AUTOPANO PRO REVIEW PROFESSIONAL#
The GoPro Omni is one of the most popular professional 360 camera rigs. Spotted on eBay: complete GoPro Omni rig for $1800 (or get a brand new one for $2300).
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