Over the course of 1 and a half months, I got the original RAW files from Chris, imported the photos into Lightroom, re-processed each individual photo, stitched them into several panoramas and then blended various exposures together. It needed to be re-printed and that’s where I come in. It was time to re-process the photo and use the latest Photoshop, Lightroom, panoramic stitching and luminosity masking techniques. SmugMug has also grown over the years and the Media Room that’s been its home for the last 6 years has also changed, no longer serving as our home for watching movies and thereby negating the need for the photo to be super dark. Over the course of time, though, it’s seen better days, most notably thanks to a pot of flying coffee. Originally printed in 2009, its been gracing our walls ever since. Featured in the San Jose Business Insider and the Huffington Post, this amazing wrap-around print attracts tens of people each week to visit all the stunning photos at our headquarters. Over 2 days, Chris took 336 photos with a long telephoto lens (the Canon 300mm f/2.8L for those lens junkies out there!) and his trusty Canon 5D Mark II and turned these two evenings into one of the most visited photos in Silicon Valley. That’s because you’re looking at a giant panoramic photo taken by SmugMug co-founder Chris MacAskill. You stare at a storm burning the sky in front of you. The Bay Bridge, the Ferry Building, Coit Tower, and the Golden Gate Bridge envelope you. Looking forward to your response.It may be a 45 mile drive between SmugMug headquarters in Mountain View, California and Treasure Island, in San Francisco, but when you walk into our headquarters you find yourself surrounded by San Francisco. Please let me know if you are really interested in working with me. Can you link back to my website? That will be appreciated! I will write a great content relates to your site. There are some sample topics given below:ġ.Top 5 Benefits of AI in Image Processing.Ģ.5 Ways to Use Artificial Intelligence as a Image Processing.ģ.How Image Processing in Artificial Intelligence with Sensors ?Ĥ.How AI and Image Processing Make Smart Products Smarter?ĥ.How Artificial intelligence Can become Game-changer in IP? Happy to write about whatever topic you need. Just shooting you an email to see if you would accept guest posts. I have gone through from one of the topic I am from Webtunix Solutions where we cover Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Data Science, Data analytics, E-Commerce, Digital Marketing and many more topics. Which was very up-to-the-minute for me because it says here that you accept Guest Posts submissions.
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Once you have moved the focus and leveled the image to how you want it you will result in something similar to this: When Hugin remaps your image this will disappear, and you are left with a clean spherical format image. Your image will show a warped line where the original image wraps around and joins itself, do no be alarmed. If you find that you wish to undo the last movement made then simply hit ‘ctrl+z’ to undo the last change. Rotating the sphere up or down has the same effect on your image. Keep in mind that if you are using the rotation method, when you rotate the sphere to the left, your image will remap to the right. To center your image you may either drag the subject of your image to the center of the work area and then click and drag the image so that vertical lines are also vertical, or you can use the sphere projection on the left of the screen and manipulate your image by rotating the sphere in the chosen direction. Click the ‘Move/Drag’ tab second from right and you may now drag at any chosen point your image around so that you can straighten it.
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