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Back to Morocco and a rather nice 360.
I specifically went to the cathedral to capture this image. I’d seen interiors shots of the cathedral before but not a full 360 and certainly not an HDR 360. As you can hopefully see its a pretty impressive structure from the inside, outside is rather more mundane.
This was actually rather challenging to complete. PTGui struggled to line everything up correctly and I think it took around 5 attempts to get everything how I wanted it. I’d get everything just right, then realise that there was a particular part of the image that was skewed. I think that this possibly the hardest type of 360 to shoot due to there being so many straight likes, in fact there are no curves whatsoever, so getting the overlaps correct is essential. As it’s unlikely that I’ll return I refused to be beaten though and returned until it was just right.
I hope that the fullscreen view really does show off the magnificence of the church.
Absolutely fabulous!
I love your panorama’s Mark! What an amazing presentation here. The building is so full of great colors and details, and you’ve brought them all so carefully to light for us all to enjoy! Incredible work, my friend!
You’ve done a superb job with this one Mark, especially with all the straight lines to have to contend with – well done! I love rotating the ceiling and trying not to fall dizzily off my chair đŸ™‚