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Friday, May 29th 2009, 12:48am

Makati City at night

HI,

I shot from 34th floor of a building. I wish I could have gotten on the helipad, I'm talking to the building administrator of the nearby building with a helipad too I hope i get lucky. Anyway just sharing the link. Nothing special or fancy here.

http://www.360philippines.com/panoramas/citibank-tower/

Any techniques you can share to make it better? like on the back the lights are overexposed. Can I use HDR here? Anyone of you doing HDRs on your panoramas?

Thanks,
Milo

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Friday, May 29th 2009, 3:15pm

milo you should go back up there and do a flat zoomify of a section of that scenery. it would be a neat to be able to zoom down to street view.

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Saturday, May 30th 2009, 1:33am

That's a nice idea. Do you use a special gadget for that?

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Saturday, May 30th 2009, 4:20am

i have a 70-300 mm lens and a nikon D90. i dont use canon and dont know a ton about photography so i cannot say what a canon equivalent is. zoom in as far as you can and take a crap load of photos. stitch them together and use kmakemultirez. when it sees that it is not a 2:1 image it will ask you some questions about that kind it is before it chops it. rest is the same.