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How about this?: 3D printed spherical panorama tripod head.


AleG

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Looks good but seems that the lens bayonet mount is taking all the load and could create future problems - maybe?

Oh no, it's not holding the lens from the bayonet mount at the front, it grips it from the middle of the body, in between the focus and zoom rings.

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Here's something else 3D printed and photography related, my CP filter got stuck and it was impossible to grip the thin screw ring to get it out... so, today I designed a simple tool for the task and it worked like a charm:

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For my next project I'm going to make a shift-tilt adapter, but I have to wait until I come back from my holidays and I get some parts I ordered for it.

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I uploaded an interactive spherical panorama here:

https://ssl.panoramio.com/photo_explorer#view=photo&position=0&with_photo_id=114493851&order=date_desc&user=8522613

I took it last week at Poon Hill in Nepal; this is a "little planet" done from the same panorama.

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I think it works pretty well, even though I have to do a handheld shot for the bottom photograph.

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Some people are just born clever.

And it's been all downhill ever since... laugh.png

That is cool! Do you have your own 3D printer? I've been seeing the prices on those machines coming down rapidly.

Yes, I have one at home, I bought it last year for about 700 US Dollars from Malaysia, it's a Reprap type printer so it comes as a kit with many of it's parts having been printed by another printer.

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I uploaded an interactive spherical panorama here:

https://ssl.panoramio.com/photo_explorer#view=photo&position=0&with_photo_id=114493851&order=date_desc&user=8522613

I took it last week at Poon Hill in Nepal; this is a "little planet" done from the same panorama.

I think it works pretty well, even though I have to do a handheld shot for the bottom photograph.

Whenever I do the little planets in CS6 I end up with a 12 o'clock marker.....do you clone them out or am I doing something wrong?

Certain shots are not easy to get rid of the line.

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Some people are just born clever.

And it's been all downhill ever since... laugh.png

That is cool! Do you have your own 3D printer? I've been seeing the prices on those machines coming down rapidly.

Yes, I have one at home, I bought it last year for about 700 US Dollars from Malaysia, it's a Reprap type printer so it comes as a kit with many of it's parts having been printed by another printer.

Impressive to see a more complex product out of an inexpensive machine. Have seen a lot of the RC car and RC plane hobbyists turning out piece parts but nothing as complex as yours. I've been using ViaCAD 3D to design some stuff and to think I could just (I know, with a little work!) print off that stuff is unreal.

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Whenever I do the little planets in CS6 I end up with a 12 o'clock marker.....do you clone them out or am I doing something wrong?

Certain shots are not easy to get rid of the line.

I don't use Photoshop for that so I couldn't tell you, I use PTGUI instead.

Impressive to see a more complex product out of an inexpensive machine. Have seen a lot of the RC car and RC plane hobbyists turning out piece parts but nothing as complex as yours. I've been using ViaCAD 3D to design some stuff and to think I could just (I know, with a little work!) print off that stuff is unreal.

Have seen a lot of the RC car and RC plane hobbyists turning out piece parts...

Oh... I've done a bit more than just that.

That's a fully 3D printed RC plane. wink.png

I made it available for free to download and print from here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:272478

More on topic, the tripod head is also available for free to download and print here too: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:546213

For personal, non commercial use of course.wai.gif

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Whenever I do the little planets in CS6 I end up with a 12 o'clock marker.....do you clone them out or am I doing something wrong?

Certain shots are not easy to get rid of the line.

I don't use Photoshop for that so I couldn't tell you, I use PTGUI instead.

Cheers for the info I've got PTGUI just never used it. I normally use hugin for stitching, I'll have to take some shots on a frosty morning and try it out.

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