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	I hope the little informations of this section will enable you to begin with creating panoramic images and spherical Quicktime VR or maybe better understand the process involved.
	Vidéo : create a complete Quicktime VR 360°-180° in 10 minutes How to create a Quicktime VR step by step, from the shots to the stiching part A smaller hole on the nadir = less work in Photoshop Tilt your camera for less work in Photoshop after: Nikon D70 + Nikon 10.5mm + Nodal Ninja 3 + Stitcher Unlimited (or PTGUI) Quicktime VR 360°-180° with 3 shots : Nikon 10.5mm on a Canon 5D Create a good quality Quicktime VR with only 3 pictures and a strange couple camera/lens Spherical head 360Precision /PTMac /PhotoshopCS2 /CubicConverter Easy and quick workflow to create a spherical QuicktimeVR Basic informations to understand & create Quicktime VR 360°-180° Basic informations and tutorial Manfrotto 304 VR : a cool "do-it-yourself" Quicktime VR head From the 303SPH Manfrotto to a head with new functionalities All the technical chapters in one (and long) page

Video : create a complete Quicktime VR 360-180° in 10 minutes [not a basic tutorial :-]
How to create a Quicktime VR step by step, from the shots to the stitching part

This vidéo explains how to create a complete spherical Quicktime VR (360°-180°) in 10 minutes, step by step, from the shots to the stitching part. (video format: H264 - mini. Quicktime 7.01> apple.com/quicktime/ - soundtrack: English)
Thanks to Robert Haddock and Christine Collier-Roberts for their help. (voiceover and translation)

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video : create a Quicktime VR in 10 minutes

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Download links : 8 photos from the video (4 Mo) - Render 5000 x 2500 (1.7 Mo)

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