ECVB Panorama Collection

I posted this pano at the weekend on a pano Facebook page and a few people pointed out stitching errors that I’d not noticed previously, so I decided to have another go at it.After looking at the original I have to agree with them. This was one of the very first panorama images that I took and I wasn’t too sure how to get everything squared away correctly, so it was definitely worth having another go at. I think my mistake awas trying to get the zenith image aligned which was quite hard as the roof of the building is quite symmetrical

This is by far my favourite location for urbex, its lovely to be in the main area and shoot these images, and processing them is an absolute dream. Rust and crust everywhere!

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I thought That I’d include the other two images as well so that they’re all in one place, a bit of a repost, but one that I hope is worth it.

5 Comments

Viveca Koh September 5, 2012 at 10:18 pm

These look excellent on my iPad, well done for managing to sort that one out! Great pano work, you’re a master at these I reckon 🙂
George Palov September 9, 2012 at 4:33 pm

Excellent!
Mark_Blundell September 10, 2012 at 9:13 am

Thanks George!
PROJ3CT M4YH3M April 15, 2013 at 4:50 pm

Wow loving these 360 Pano’s mate. Are you shooting them handheld? I can imagine they would be a fair amount of work!
Mark_Blundell April 15, 2013 at 5:33 pm

Thanks –

My panoramas are all taken with an Nodal Ninja pano head, so not handheld. Although that would work to some extent.