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MAKE A TINY PLANET PHOTOSHOP SOFTWARE
MAKE A TINY PLANET PHOTOSHOP CRACK

Step 2: Rotate by 180° and apply the polar effect Uncheck ‘Constrain Proporties’ and set the “height” value to the same value as your “width” value. Use the Photo|Image Size menu item to change the image size into a large square. Step 1: Convert the photo into a square image We have the easiest start when we start with a 360° panorama, so let’s take my Panorama shot of San Francisco taken from the Coit Tower:

MAKE A TINY PLANET PHOTOSHOP CRACK

The horizon must be exactly horizontal, the left and right end of the photo will be joined together and if they are on different heights your planet will have a big crack in the surface (again this is no issue for 360° panoramas).The left and the right border of the photo should neatly fit into each other (which is always the case for a stitched 360° panorama).The upper area (upper 25%) should also have only little detail, most preferably just one color (e.g.This area will later be in the middle of the picture and will also be distorted the most. The bottom area (bottom 25% or so) of the photo in most cases should have only very little detail (e.g.Select a panorama photo or a cropped landscape photo (aspect ratio at least 2:1, which means the width should be at least two times the height).When selecting a photo to start with you should keep the following things in mind: Selecting a Panorama or Photo for Your Planet In this article I will share my experiences with this technique, scribble together some things I found out and I will add a couple of links to help you get more out of it. Here are two samples for you to get an idea:

It takes a panoramic (or at least a landscape-ish) photo and uses the Polar Coordinates filter of Photoshop or The Gimp to create a circular image that seems to wrap the panorama around a planet. To make a long story short: The “Polar Panorama Effect” is one of my favourite ways to process photos into unique pieces of art. Discovering the rather simple instructions on “How to create your own planets”.

MAKE A TINY PLANET PHOTOSHOP SOFTWARE

Discovering a software that could stitch together photos into a seamless panorama (MGI PhotoVista 2.0 in 2002).

getting my first digital camera ( Kodak DC120 in 1997).

getting my first analog SLR ( Nikon N2000/F301 in 1988).

Here are some of the more notable for me: There are those special moments in the life of a photographer that suddenly change your view on your hobby (or profession).