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tesarver

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Scott's Park as a Planet

02-07-2017, 11:49

Went down to Scott's park in Easton yesterday to do a 15 image 360 Panorama. Scott's Park is located on the point where the Delaware River meet the Lehigh River. I then took those images and stitched them together using Lightroom, then imported the pano into Elements 15 to create the small world effect. If you look closely enough you should see both rivers in the image.

Easton's Scott's Park by tesarver, on Flickr

Camera was a EOS M3 using the EF-M 18-55 STM @ 18mm. The Camera was in full manual mode: f/10, 1/125, ISO 100

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02-07-2017, 11:57

Re: Scott's Park as a Planet

This is the 360 Pano I used:

Scott's Park, Easton Pa by tesarver, on Flickr
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02-07-2017, 12:46

Re: Scott's Park as a Planet

Amazing and lots of fun Tom.

I keep meaning to do one, but just never get around to it. Perhaps this will inspire me.

Colin
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02-07-2017, 13:46

Re: Scott's Park as a Planet

Thanks Colin
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02-07-2017, 18:05

Re: Scott's Park as a Planet

this is much better than the other one Tom as you have a continuous circle now and cant see the beginning or end

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#6

02-07-2017, 19:26

Re: Scott's Park as a Planet

Great work Tom

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02-07-2017, 19:33

Re: Scott's Park as a Planet

Thanks Stan & Peter
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