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thet's cool! thanks!
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Confused a bit about "stretch the height". Do you mean stretch the height of the image? The canvas?
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stretch the height of the image. you want that the image becomes a square.
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I just noticed how this technique highlights the amount of air pollution in the city.
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Thanks Humpalumpa...
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firelog1970 edited this topic 67 months ago.
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good job! looks like air pollution is not a big problem in detroit ...ok, guess only because it was a cloudy day :)
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This is the most entertaining little recipe I've seen in a long time, so here's my effort:
From this original:
If you look closely, you can see two traffic signs. In order to recreate the left-hand side of the pre-dawn glow, I blended in a mirror image of the photo, which I expect would be helpful for a few not-quite-panoramic images to make use of this technique.
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matt edited this topic 67 months ago.
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These are all very coo! A ring of city surrounding a planet of water.
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I also redid the original Planet Detroit to fix the Rennaissance Center...
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firelog1970 edited this topic 67 months ago.
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this is f*cking fantastic!!!
thanks for the "tutorial"!
now, time to get out of the house!
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amaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaazind guys!!!!!
how do u come up with such ideas?????
Mind boggling
KUDOS
Keep it up!!!!
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This technique has also been mentioned in the Create your own planet group.
You might also like still another (more demanding) technique to produce other types of planetoids:
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What fun:
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Alton Roberts edited this topic 67 months ago.
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Hello,
This is really cool stuff. I did try this tutorial on my own computer and it's amazing unless you can see the difference between the left and the border very well (I did try with the skyline in the example)
I did try the clone stamp but I think I don't use it right? Does anyone has an example on how to use the clone stamp in this case?
Thx a lot!
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Photojojo had a more detailed tutorial of this technique that included tips for selecting images: www.photojojo.com/content/tutorials/create-your-own-panor...
(on review it appears to have been written by the guy from the create your own planet group linked above.)
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ms oddgers edited this topic 67 months ago.
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cool!
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uhhh, I want to do it as soon as possible
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Thanks again...
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thanks for sharing this little tutorial!
now i wanna try!
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My first one :D
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john_bolin2002 edited this topic 64 months ago.
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My black hole will eat your planets! :P
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Just writing to say 'thanks' for the question and the answers. This is inspiring... one more item on the list to tackle - thanks again
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Finally got round to trying one. Pity the sky was uniformly grey...
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mines a bit of a mash up I'm afraid..
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WHOAAA ... THIS IS GREAT!!! Gotta try this ... soon ... ;P Hey Humpalumpa ... thanks for the tip btw ... :D
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Nice one, Design Rob.
I can give these up any time I like...
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Here's my first try at this.
"Planet_Boston-001" by alohadave
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dang this rocks !!
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