summer day over the elements of the location of the regular recreation park of Sergei Galitsky (Krasnodar park) on the northeastern outskirts of the city of Krasnodar. The construction of a new Japanese garden is visible in the distance




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Very nice gardens!

Depp Posted at 11-15 10:03
Very nice gardens!

Yes, Sergei Galitsky is a big fan of football and the right parks. Next to his stadium and football academy, he and a team of architects from Germany have been designing and supervising the construction of this park for several years. At the end of winter, we are waiting for the opening of a new Japanese garden - a little later I will post a short video

Superb 360Panos.

Blériot53 Posted at 11-15 10:46
Superb 360Panos.

Thank you!
But these are compressed to the size of 10000*5000, which SkyPixel accepts. The originals are just over 20,000*10,000, if you're interested, they are on the link to 360-cityses [url]https://www.360cities.net/profile/alex_krr[/url] and they are more interesting.

Alexei Merinov Posted at 11-15 10:55
Thank you!
But these are compressed to the size of 10000*5000, which SkyPixel accepts. The originals are just over 20,000*10,000, if you're interested, they are on the link to 360-cityses https://www.360cities.net/profile/alex_krr[/url] and they are more interesting.

I shall take a look for the greater detail

Nice spheres!

Montfrooij Posted at 11-15 12:09
Nice spheres!

Thank!

Alexei Merinov Posted at 11-15 21:19
Thank!

You're welcome!

Awesome spheres.

DAFlys Posted at 11-16 00:58
Awesome spheres.

Thank!

Alexei Merinov Posted at 11-16 01:51
Thank!

Its my pleasure.     

Magnificent spheres!   

Alexei Merinov Posted at 11-15 10:55
Thank you!
But these are compressed to the size of 10000*5000, which SkyPixel accepts. The originals are just over 20,000*10,000, if you're interested, they are on the link to 360-cityses https://www.360cities.net/profile/alex_krr[/url] and they are more interesting.

Thanks for sharing the link.  So much more detail than those on SkyPixel.    You have some outstanding work posted there.  

DowntownRDB Posted at 11-16 04:12
Thanks for sharing the link.  So much more detail than those on SkyPixel.    You have some outstanding work posted there.

as soon as DJI, after the next firmware update (spring 2018), made it possible to shoot a sphere with a DJI Mavic Pro camera, shooting and processing full 360 panoramas became my hobby. And. if I need not a sphere, but an ordinary photo - When I take a photo with a drone camera, I don't take individual shots. I immediately take a series of shots of the full 360 sphere. It takes a little more time. But the result is much better. And already at home, sitting on my favorite armchair, I crop and process the photo. From one series of panorama, I sometimes get up to 5-8 separate shots, little similar to each other.

Nice flight.

Alexei Merinov Posted at 11-17 08:42
as soon as DJI, after the next firmware update (spring 2018), made it possible to shoot a sphere with a DJI Mavic Pro camera, shooting and processing full 360 panoramas became my hobby. And. if I need not a sphere, but an ordinary photo - When I take a photo with a drone camera, I don't take individual shots. I immediately take a series of shots of the full 360 sphere. It takes a little more time. But the result is much better. And already at home, sitting on my favorite armchair, I crop and process the photo. From one series of panorama, I sometimes get up to 5-8 separate shots, little similar to each other.

Sounds like you have the process worked out to a nice routine.  

DowntownRDB Posted at 11-18 03:27
Sounds like you have the process worked out to a nice routine.

Yes, you are right.
I've posted my way of doing it here:  https://forum.dji.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=152053One panorama gives about 40+ minutes of pleasure from its processing.
If a water surface does not enter the frame (uniform, the same, where there is nothing to catch on to the program for gluing the panorama).
Sometimes about two hours...

Alexei Merinov Posted at 11-18 03:41
Yes, you are right.
I've posted my way of doing it here:
https://forum.dji.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=152053One panorama gives about 40 minutes of pleasure from its processing. If a water surface does not enter the frame (uniform, the same, where there is nothing to catch on to the program for gluing the panorama). Sometimes about two hours...

Thanks for the link.  I'll check it out as soon as I get back from my Dentist appointment.