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Project title: Collect HDR photo panorama and make two adjustments
Type of cooperation: One-time project
Section: Photography
Prepayment: without prepayment
Payment methods: Cash, Bank transfer, Electronic money
Acceptance of requests: from 2019-02-12 until 2019-02-15
Type of cooperation: One-time project
Section: Photography
Prepayment: without prepayment
Payment methods: Cash, Bank transfer, Electronic money
Acceptance of requests: from 2019-02-12 until 2019-02-15
Project description:
From 12 frames to collect HDR panorama and make two adjustments (remove reflection and align the illumination, better at the crosslinking stage) with minimal costs (Hugin/Ptgui, Gimp/Photoshop).
1) fast (not only hardware, but also technologically - let's try to remove the reflection of the tripod / photographer by marking the mask exception) for the I7-3520M 2.9 Hz with 8 GB of RAM SSD - from loading to the finish of the panorama 10-15 minutes.
2) quality (current files for work are shot in the Gypeg on Canon eos 1100d + Sigma 8mm f/3.5 EX DG Fisheye + tripod + panoramic head Nodal Ninja Ultimate R10 with a rotation angle of 90 degrees with an angle of tilt to the zenith of 8 degrees, bracketing -2; +2 total 12 frames for one panorama 360x180, AV, f8, iso 400, automatic white balance, estimation measurement).
3) with minimal costs for programs (use, for example, not Ptgui, but Hugin, not Photoshop and Gimp and not installed on the computer, but network.
You should get a Jpeg file in a 2:1 aspect ratio with maximum resolution (equidistant projection) - an example image nested file - From 14 megapixels (5300 x 2650 pixels) to 72 megapixels (12,000 x 6000 pixels)
(a) the retracted reflection of the tripod/photographer in the mirror and (b) the aligned illumination between the frames
Nadir is reached by the nearest tone (as in the example)
With reflection inevitable - is it worth moving during the shoot for a background concept behind me - will that speed up the process of processing the reflection? Other recommendations include the shooting stages - but with the overall time saved for the process as a whole.
Transfer the full technology of work.
From 12 frames to collect HDR panorama and make two adjustments (remove reflection and align the illumination, better at the crosslinking stage) with minimal costs (Hugin/Ptgui, Gimp/Photoshop).
1) fast (not only hardware, but also technologically - let's try to remove the reflection of the tripod / photographer by marking the mask exception) for the I7-3520M 2.9 Hz with 8 GB of RAM SSD - from loading to the finish of the panorama 10-15 minutes.
2) quality (current files for work are shot in the Gypeg on Canon eos 1100d + Sigma 8mm f/3.5 EX DG Fisheye + tripod + panoramic head Nodal Ninja Ultimate R10 with a rotation angle of 90 degrees with an angle of tilt to the zenith of 8 degrees, bracketing -2; +2 total 12 frames for one panorama 360x180, AV, f8, iso 400, automatic white balance, estimation measurement).
3) with minimal costs for programs (use, for example, not Ptgui, but Hugin, not Photoshop and Gimp and not installed on the computer, but network.
You should get a Jpeg file in a 2:1 aspect ratio with maximum resolution (equidistant projection) - an example image nested file - From 14 megapixels (5300 x 2650 pixels) to 72 megapixels (12,000 x 6000 pixels)
(a) the retracted reflection of the tripod/photographer in the mirror and (b) the aligned illumination between the frames
Nadir is reached by the nearest tone (as in the example)
With reflection inevitable - is it worth moving during the shoot for a background concept behind me - will that speed up the process of processing the reflection? Other recommendations include the shooting stages - but with the overall time saved for the process as a whole.
Transfer the full technology of work.
