360 Pano-rama!
If you wanna make a 360 video, you either need a camera and a nodal panning tripod head (below), or Cinema 4D and vRay (above).
High Dynamic Range Panoramas
If you hate technical mumbo jumbo, read no further and just look at the pretty pictures. These images were made with the use of a home-made no-parallax panoramic tripod head. The basic idea of this rig is that the camera pivots around the lens iris, which eliminates any parallax when panning and tilting. The multiple images taken from a single position with no parallax can then easily be stitched together (I’m using PTGUI for this) into one big super-wide angle photo or a seamless 360 degree image. Multiple exposures of the same shots can also be combined using photomatix to achieve a much higher range of light sensitivity.
Start With One Shape
I took Joe’s advice and started with one shape. Then I added another, and another. Pretty soon I ended up with this weird structure. It’s the first thing I rendered on the new PC build. took 37 seconds without Global Illumination… and two hours with.
G4 Quicksilver PC Case Mod
G4 Quicksilver Sleeper Windows PC Case Mod
It really is one of the best-looking cases
I’ve always loved the idea of the sleeper – something that doesn’t look like much but turns out to be souped-up under the hood where it really counts. I was able to snag one of these old G4 cases from a friend and thought it would make the perfect disguise for a modern windows PC. It only took a few changes to make it work…
Wacky Shirt Day 2012
wacky shirt day at metro productions. fashion shoot!
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