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Collections » Photos » Photos (Shared) » 360 degree single-shot with Kaidan » The first shot | |
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Quicktime Movie Format Holy Cow. After the initial assembly and setup, which I sepnt all of about 5 minutes on, I took my first shot. Everything on automatic, Aperture Priority f/22, and wham! Installed Photowarp (which took less than 2 minutes, maybe even less than 1 minutes except it took a lot of time to enter the license key 'cause I can't type those very fast), dragged the image into the dialogue box, and my file was ready, see it for yourself. I think with just a little bit of care, the images could be pretty good. Funny, it took me longer to type this than it did to actually produce the image.
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