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Published: 2009-08-31 06:48:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 1666; Favourites: 33; Downloads: 59
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This was one of my submissions to DigitalFlows 5th exhibition, Infinity . It was a manipulation of Sunrise on the Rocks using polar coordinates. Im not sure why I hadnt tried this earlier but it seemed obvious when I thought about it! The two ends lined up quite well with little cloning needed.Hope you like!
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simple yet so cool.. would look nice as a record cover
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Yeah I guess! Thanks a lot!
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Its easy dude, this is the answer I gave to the other people who asked:
You change the image size so the height matches the width, so it gets completely stretched... then you rotate the canvas 180° so its upside down... Then take the image and go filter > Distort > Polar Coordinates... Make sure you choose "Rectangular to Polar" - Thats all... really easy!
It works best if you use a spherical panoramic or atleast a 360° cylindrical panoramic... if you dont have one, you will need a shot with similar foreground and sky and something that the two ends look similar also... if that is the case... go filter > other > offset... and move the horizontal axis so the join is in the middle (make sure you have the "wrap around" option selected) and get going on making it as seamless as possible!
That was all copied from what I wrote to the first person... you may also want to check out [link] as its what I learned from and it has some good images to help along the way!
Hope that helps man!
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aww cool bro, cheers a lot!
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Thanks man! Glad you like!
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Definitely, and you are welcome!
I saw this one and your "No End" shots on Digital Flow
and they even have you as a featured artist on the front page!
Very cool Mark!
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I know! I was so stoked! Very happy with that one!
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You've earned it Mark!
Keep up the awesome work man!
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Thanks dude, I appreciate it!
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