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Something a little different. All of these pics (except for one) were taken using a Samsung Gear 360 camera. The camera is basically two fisheye lenses back to back with very good stitching software. These pics were saved as "standard" photos, which basically means they are fisheye pics whose perspective was chosen by me after the pic was taken. If you have the Gear360 software, you can view the pics and choose any angle/perspective to view it from. You can view the fisheye photo from any angle and save it as a "Standard" photo. To get decent shots in low light (lasers) I had to make sure the lighting for both sides was exactly the same so the lighting would match up. For both of these sets two rainbows of a 405, 460, 520, 589, & 635nm. One rainbow in each direction to add even more balance. It took a while to figure out the nuances but I now know how to manipulate the camera and its surroundings to get optimal results. The ones in the second batch are more balanced. I also put a few pics from NYC of the World Financial Center and one of the Occulus Transit hub. And all of the pics can be experienced thru the GearVR headset, which puts you in the middle of the pic in virtual reality. So you move your head around ands the picture moves too in any direction. Some of my laser ones when viewed in VR puts you right in the middle of the pic and I can view the photo like I am in the center. Pretty cool stuff! The software also lets you view the photos in different modes, such as 360, Round View, Stretched, Dual View, and Panoramic. The 360 ones here are obvious, here the more abstract ones are Stretched. The camera, if used correctly, can generate some nice results!
Enjoy
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Pic taken with Nikon camera showing Gear360 camera set up for below pics
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Enjoy
test_resize by brucemir, on Flickr360-5_resize by brucemir, on Flickr360-3_resize by brucemir, on Flickr360-4_resize by brucemir, on Flickrtest (3)_resize by brucemir, on Flickrtest (2)_resize by brucemir, on Flickrtest (1)_resize by brucemir, on FlickrPic taken with Nikon camera showing Gear360 camera set up for below pics
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Good job. :beer:
