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Shadowolf · Jul 17, 2017

$130 is for stills only and yes post processing.

Dr Delta · Jul 17, 2017

For me base prices (125 euro) without post or edit. Only 360 degree photo's are aprocessed.
Includes SDcard on which all video and stills are recorded and thus contains all raw material and the processed 360's (in two formats, ready photo like for Facabook etc. and copy-paste website material).

kai_bcn · Jul 18, 2017

@Tuna: like the pano, how is that done? With the double layer panorama pic function of the H I imagine and software to stitch and later view?

kai_bcn · Jul 18, 2017

just tried a version with some pics I took some time ago, pretty nice effect

http://decocemento.com/panorama/Panorama1.html

Will try another one soon with more pics

Dr Delta · Jul 18, 2017

kai_bcn said:
just tried a version with some pics I took some time ago, pretty nice effect
http://decocemento.com/panorama/Panorama1.html

Will try another one soon with more pics

I use that program as well. Pretty good and sipmle.
PTGui is very good as well.

I had horrible results with ICE (free Windows program).

Texy · Jul 18, 2017

Where I live there no features, just flat horizon. The H makes it look like a series of perfect mounds.

Tuna · Jul 19, 2017

Texy said:
Where I live there no features, just flat horizon. The H makes it look like a series of perfect mounds.

That's usually the stitching program and a side effect of the maths they use to make the photos line up, you should be able to adjust the horizon up or down until it goes flat.

Shadowolf · Jul 19, 2017

Texy said:
Where I live there no features, just flat horizon. The H makes it look like a series of perfect mounds.

Best thing to do is use lens distortion correction in photoshop or other editing software to flatten out the horizon first.

FlushVision · Jul 19, 2017

Shadowolf said:
Best thing to do is use lens distortion correction in photoshop or other editing software to flatten out the horizon first.

I get curved horizons from footage shot with my P2V+ and when I feel a need to correct it I use a program called ProDrenalin. For the stills I use GIMP.

I must say, though, that stuff from my TH doesn't show any curvature in the horizon so I have no need to do any post adjustments to correct for it.

Shadowolf · Jul 19, 2017

Flush, lucky you. I had to change to a pixaero 3 77 lens and I still get a little curve. But not enough to fool with most of the time.
My stock lens was so bad it looked like the ocean had a tsunami coming. Lol

FlushVision · Jul 19, 2017

Shadowolf said:
$130 is for stills only and yes post processing.

£160.00 for me adjusted up or down depending on what is to be done. The lowest price I would charge is £85.00 for a simple up and down flight taking stills only. No processing for that, though.

Texy · Jul 20, 2017

Does Photoshop have the preset for the H's lens distortion correction? Or is it something I would have to fuss with?

Texy · Jul 20, 2017

Tuna said:
That's usually the stitching program and a side effect of the maths they use to make the photos line up, you should be able to adjust the horizon up or down until it goes flat.

I'm not sure if ICE does this. I need to try some other stitchers.