The follow up to the daytime post i made with the fountain pool at luneta in rizal park.
About 10 till 7 in the evening and i had only a 2 hour window to shoot/fly with.
Im shocked at how much light was picked up, its nowhere near a perfect night or dark camera but it did the job, edited with snapseed so maybe the sky is a little noisey.
4.1.15 vis otg to GS5

Looks like it caught some wind on some of them shots, its an awesome contrast of colors and a good pic!

It's awesome

Cool I miss manila

Absolutely gorgeous!

Nice. The splash of colour gives it that punch to make it stand out.

Awesome! Love tiny planets, and especially the nighttime ones!

Love it! Love it! Love it! Great Night Sphere!!!

The Bash's Posted at 2018-3-17 01:37
Looks like it caught some wind on some of them shots, its an awesome contrast of colors and a good pic!

Yea facing that way was towards the bay/seaport, i had been fighting it constantly but oddly the high wind warning never flashed across the screen, but the past 2 days here have been windy af.

Bit noisy true, but still stunning!

Interesting shot and thanks for sharing

Cool shot!   

nice one!
   
   

Really nice...you're at the mercy of the winds and camera capabilities...some things you have very little control over...you still managed a great tiny planet.

So great!!     i can't wait to make some spheres.  That looks so amazing.

Rustic17 Posted at 2018-3-17 13:04
Really nice...you're at the mercy of the winds and camera capabilities...some things you have very little control over...you still managed a great tiny planet.

Oh just wait til i am back in the u.s. and not at the mercy of slow internet lol, i have video of just how much the wind was gusting.

It looks very good. I love it!

Great example of how effective the Sphere shot can be.

woah!!! this is so cool! manual settings on cam?

TsukoYomi Posted at 2018-3-18 21:10
woah!!! this is so cool! manual settings on cam?

Auto, you cant do too much when its it sphere mode unfortunately.

warubikku Posted at 2018-3-18 21:29
Auto, you cant do too much when its it sphere mode unfortunately.

i see... haven't tried that one yet.. it would be nice if you can set it to manual. hopefully they will allow that too.

Hi Kababayan, Is it allowed to fly there?

Awesome! I wish I did that when I was there 2 months ago. I was scared because there were too many wires.

RjMllr Posted at 2018-3-20 16:10
Hi Kababayan, Is it allowed to fly there?

Yes you can fly there, as long as you get the proper permit from the park office, and only for 2 hours each day, simply ask one of the guards, they will direct you to the park office.

IceBox-Murdock Posted at 2018-3-21 12:19
Awesome! I wish I did that when I was there 2 months ago. I was scared because there were too many wires.

In luneta?...there are no overhead wires..

warubikku Posted at 2018-3-23 18:53
Yes you can fly there, as long as you get the proper permit from the park office, and only for 2 hours each day, simply ask one of the guards, they will direct you to the park office.

Cool! Thanks for the info! How much is the cost?

RjMllr Posted at 2018-3-25 00:51
Cool! Thanks for the info! How much is the cost?

It is free to fly there also the other public parks, and anywhere in the philippines with the intent of leisure as long as you have permission/permit from the property owner...

However, if you are flying for real estate, documentary or promotional services, you will need caap and jato clearance from the philippine government. That will set you back about a day of paperwork in the caap office and 1,200 piso or about 22 usd.

Superb! Looks amazing.

How did you get it to look like a fish bowl?

Jetta-The-Hut Posted at 2018-3-25 05:45
How did you get it to look like a fish bowl?

Microsoft ICE Image Composite Editor, panorama maker, stereoscopic sphere setting

Cool thanks,