Comments for Imagic Digital Blog http://imagicdigital.com Photography, Video and Design Wed, 21 Sep 2011 00:15:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Hack Your Way to Great Web Pics: 10 Photoshop Tips for Non-Experts by slacker | Panama & Pine http://imagicdigital.com/2011/08/hack-your-way-to-great-web-pics-10-photoshop-tips-for-non-experts/#comment-319 slacker | Panama & Pine Wed, 21 Sep 2011 00:15:38 +0000 http://imagicdigital.com/?p=230#comment-319 [...] with Photoshop, because I literally happened upon a few mini-tutorials. You can find those here and here. I can’t wait to try them out. Back tomorrow. Ciao! Eco World Content From Across The [...] [...] with Photoshop, because I literally happened upon a few mini-tutorials. You can find those here and here. I can’t wait to try them out. Back tomorrow. Ciao! Eco World Content From Across The [...]

]]> Comment on Hack Your Way to Great Web Pics: 10 Photoshop Tips for Non-Experts by Burke Pushman http://imagicdigital.com/2011/08/hack-your-way-to-great-web-pics-10-photoshop-tips-for-non-experts/#comment-302 Burke Pushman Thu, 25 Aug 2011 00:32:04 +0000 http://imagicdigital.com/?p=230#comment-302 Great tut! Also, not a bad restaurant at all! Just ate there Saturday! Great tut! Also, not a bad restaurant at all! Just ate there Saturday!

]]> Comment on Ice Ice Baby by Thomas Hayden http://imagicdigital.com/2011/07/ice-ice-baby/#comment-257 Thomas Hayden Thu, 21 Jul 2011 17:27:07 +0000 http://imagicdigital.com/?p=198#comment-257 Great summation of the gigapixel panoramic technique. Cool to hear that someone was using PT GUI back in 2001. Been into it for 1.5 years, but now have over 300 images, mostly 360 spherical virtual tours (which are still cool :) on Photosynth.net. First project was the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon for Google Earth called Grand Canyon GigaView. Just zoom on into the Canyon in GE and look for 360Cities.net logos (round, red 360) by the river. There are 30 over 215 river miles. You'll find many more natural and city scenes, band portraits, and and business interiors at my Photosynth profile (GigaView). You can also see some of the shots I've done for U2 and GigaPixel FanCam. Without a robot, shooting 500-600 photos in 20 minutes on the world's largest stage in front of 50,000 people to create a massive, 20 GigaPixel image of the crowd that is Facebook-integrated, so everybody (even in the nose bleed section) can zoom in & tag themselves. The only thing you missed in summing up Photosynth.net is their new iPhone app, which allows its 5 million new users (see ya later gigapan.org, sorry but we asked for a spherical projection) to capture panoramas, stitch them with a mini ICE, and upload and share, all from their mobile devices. Incidentally, it also handles gigapixel images beautifully projected on a sphere for a natural look. The only thing they are missing now is motion navigation through the image. I imagine that will happen in 3...2...1... Great summation of the gigapixel panoramic technique. Cool to hear that someone was using PT GUI back in 2001. Been into it for 1.5 years, but now have over 300 images, mostly 360 spherical virtual tours (which are still cool :) on Photosynth.net. First project was the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon for Google Earth called Grand Canyon GigaView. Just zoom on into the Canyon in GE and look for 360Cities.net logos (round, red 360) by the river. There are 30 over 215 river miles. You’ll find many more natural and city scenes, band portraits, and and business interiors at my Photosynth profile (GigaView).
You can also see some of the shots I’ve done for U2 and GigaPixel FanCam. Without a robot, shooting 500-600 photos in 20 minutes on the world’s largest stage in front of 50,000 people to create a massive, 20 GigaPixel image of the crowd that is Facebook-integrated, so everybody (even in the nose bleed section) can zoom in & tag themselves.

The only thing you missed in summing up Photosynth.net is their new iPhone app, which allows its 5 million new users (see ya later gigapan.org, sorry but we asked for a spherical projection) to capture panoramas, stitch them with a mini ICE, and upload and share, all from their mobile devices. Incidentally, it also handles gigapixel images beautifully projected on a sphere for a natural look.

The only thing they are missing now is motion navigation through the image. I imagine that will happen in 3…2…1…

]]> Comment on A New Blog for Docsconz by Make My Blog Pretty http://imagicdigital.com/2011/03/a-new-blog-for-docsconz/#comment-140 Make My Blog Pretty Wed, 02 Mar 2011 18:37:04 +0000 http://imagicdigital.com/blog/?p=77#comment-140 I'm glad you found my guide helpful! I hope John enjoys his new blog. I’m glad you found my guide helpful! I hope John enjoys his new blog.

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