How do we take 16:9 pictures?

[CHfan4ever]

Do we need a special camera? Im able to take 3:2 picure with my camera, but thats it.Is there any camera that got a 16:9 format ???

 

[Crusty]

crop them

 

[TechnoKid]

anamorphic lense?

 

[CHfan4ever]

http://rootminus1.com/photo/di...age.php?album=3&pos=10


Look a this pic, tis even bigger than 16:9.

I got a digital camera.How i do it???

 

[notfred]

Zoom out, crop top and bottom.

 

[OverVolt]

3:2 61:9 wtf are you talking about.


?????????






Edit: the thing you linked to, need either a special lens or master photoshop skills

 

[TechnoKid]

Originally posted by: ifesfor
http://rootminus1.com/photo/di...age.php?album=3&pos=10


Look a this pic, tis even bigger than 16:9.

I got a digital camera.How i do it???

thats a pretty good stich job.

 

[notfred]

Originally posted by: ifesfor
http://rootminus1.com/photo/di...age.php?album=3&pos=10


Look a this pic, tis even bigger than 16:9.

I got a digital camera.How i do it???

That picture is made up of several photos stiched together digitally, like this one and this one.

 

[CHfan4ever]

Originally posted by: notfred

Originally posted by: ifesfor
http://rootminus1.com/photo/di...age.php?album=3&pos=10


Look a this pic, tis even bigger than 16:9.

I got a digital camera.How i do it???

That picture is made up of several photos stiched together digitally, like this one and this one.

Ok good.But i think now i need a new camera

My sony dsc-p32 is just crap...

 

[Anubis]

Originally posted by: ifesfor
http://rootminus1.com/photo/di...age.php?album=3&pos=10


Look a this pic, tis even bigger than 16:9.

I got a digital camera.How i do it???

dude that about 6 pictures stitched together in photoshop

i know because i did it

 

[Anubis]

Originally posted by: TechnoKid

Originally posted by: ifesfor
http://rootminus1.com/photo/di...age.php?album=3&pos=10


Look a this pic, tis even bigger than 16:9.

I got a digital camera.How i do it???

thats a pretty good stich job.

actually its pretty bad i can see ths stitch lines, i really should redo it

thsi one is much better

 

[CHfan4ever]

Originally posted by: notfred
Zoom out, crop top and bottom.

Can digital camera do that? If so, which model can do that?

 

[notfred]

Originally posted by: ifesfor

Originally posted by: notfred
Zoom out, crop top and bottom.

Can digital camera do that? If so, which model can do that?

Uh, every model with a "zoom" feature.

 

[CHfan4ever]

My camera just got a digital zoom( no optical zoom).But can camera with optical zoom can zoom out???

I think i really need a new camera lol

 

[Anubis]

even cameras with a optical zoom cant zoom put further then their widest angle

seeing as your cam has no optical zoom its allready zoomed out as far as it can go

 

[Bootprint]

You can only crop what you have, either a single picture or stitched pictures.

If your going to stitch pictures, give autostitch.net a try. It's currently a technology demo, but the output doesn't have any watermarks.

 

[b0mbrman]

Originally posted by: ifesfor
My camera just got a digital zoom( no optical zoom).But can camera with optical zoom can zoom out???

I think i really need a new camera lol

You don't really need to zoom out. Just make it so the width of your subject fits in your viewfinder...then just crop the top and bottom and you've got a 16:9 or whatever ratio pic you want...

Obviously it'll work better with a higher res camera

 

[FleshLight]

1. Attach camera to tripod mount
2. Use panoramic feature on camera.
3. Take multiple pics
4. ...

 

[SynthDude2001]

Originally posted by: FleshLight
1. Attach camera to tripod mount
2. Use panoramic feature on camera.
3. Take multiple pics
4. ...

5. Profit?

 

[EyeMWing]

Originally posted by: Anubis

Originally posted by: TechnoKid

Originally posted by: ifesfor
http://rootminus1.com/photo/di...age.php?album=3&pos=10


Look a this pic, tis even bigger than 16:9.

I got a digital camera.How i do it???

thats a pretty good stich job.

actually its pretty bad i can see ths stitch lines, i really should redo it

thsi one is much better

Camera info, plz? I've always wanted to take shots like that, but my camera's physical geometry is all off and Olympus won't give me the neccessary info on the lens to build an adapter that does anything more than center the lens over the tripod pivot (there's still rediculous parallax error)

 

[GoingUp]

some canons have a panoramic mode built right in that takes widescreen...

kodak advantex do too

 

[Anubis]

Originally posted by: EyeMWing

Originally posted by: Anubis

Originally posted by: TechnoKid

Originally posted by: ifesfor
http://rootminus1.com/photo/di...age.php?album=3&pos=10


Look a this pic, tis even bigger than 16:9.

I got a digital camera.How i do it???

thats a pretty good stich job.

actually its pretty bad i can see ths stitch lines, i really should redo it

thsi one is much better

Camera info, plz? I've always wanted to take shots like that, but my camera's physical geometry is all off and Olympus won't give me the neccessary info on the lens to build an adapter that does anything more than center the lens over the tripod pivot (there's still rediculous parallax error)

the one with the bridge in it was taken with a Nikon D70 w/ kit lens, HANDHELD

the water one that wa sfirst posted was taken with an olympus C-720UZ HANDHELD

you dont NEED a tripod, the do help on some thing stho

 

[EyeMWing]

Originally posted by: Anubis

Originally posted by: EyeMWing

Originally posted by: Anubis

Originally posted by: TechnoKid

Originally posted by: ifesfor
http://rootminus1.com/photo/di...age.php?album=3&pos=10


Look a this pic, tis even bigger than 16:9.

I got a digital camera.How i do it???

thats a pretty good stich job.

actually its pretty bad i can see ths stitch lines, i really should redo it

thsi one is much better

Camera info, plz? I've always wanted to take shots like that, but my camera's physical geometry is all off and Olympus won't give me the neccessary info on the lens to build an adapter that does anything more than center the lens over the tripod pivot (there's still rediculous parallax error)

the one ith the bridge in it was taken with a Nikon D70 w/ kit lens, HANDHELD

the water one that wa sfirst posted was taken with an olympus C-720UZ HANDHELD

you dont NEED a tripod,

You don't need one, but I'm a lazy mfer and generally tweaked out on caffeine. You don't want me holding a camera

 

[Bootprint]

Originally posted by: Anubis

Originally posted by: EyeMWing

Originally posted by: Anubis

Originally posted by: TechnoKid

Originally posted by: ifesfor
http://rootminus1.com/photo/di...age.php?album=3&pos=10


Look a this pic, tis even bigger than 16:9.

I got a digital camera.How i do it???

thats a pretty good stich job.

actually its pretty bad i can see ths stitch lines, i really should redo it

thsi one is much better

Camera info, plz? I've always wanted to take shots like that, but my camera's physical geometry is all off and Olympus won't give me the neccessary info on the lens to build an adapter that does anything more than center the lens over the tripod pivot (there's still rediculous parallax error)

the one ith the bridge in it was taken with a Nikon D70 w/ kit lens, HANDHELD

the water one that wa sfirst posted was taken with an olympus C-720UZ HANDHELD

you dont NEED a tripod,

The only time you really need a tripod and adapter is when your shooting something really close. Like this which was a 995 with fisheye and adapter.

EyeMWing, what camera do you have. The information you need is probably somewhere around on the net.

 

[Anubis]

Originally posted by: Gobadgrs
some canons have a panoramic mode built right in that takes widescreen...

kodak advantex do too

you realize that all that is doing is cropping the top and bottom for you, something you can eaisily do in photoshop or whatever later.

and yes for closeup panoramas a tripod is needed

and for "TRUE" landscape panos you want a panorama head on your tripid that rotates around the nodal point of the lens, you also want a prime lens focused at the hyperfocal distance so that basically everything is in focus