360 degree panorama in a surgical block

[fedaro]

I'm currently doing a series of panoramas of a university hospital.
The ideal is to build with these panoramas a virtual tour. Here I give
you one that I really liked because it is not easy to make a 360
degrees in the interior of a surgical block.

http://www.360cities.net/image/operating-room-for-treatment-of-burn-patients-montevideo#-3.44,4.62,70.0

I would like to hear from you about this panorama. I gave my a lot of
work to find the proper angle and composion, dealing also with sterile
fields with which they covered all my photography equipment and tripod.

[eric belin]

 hi ,
For me, everything is good ( the subject , the plan , light ) except that the nadir is a bit dirty .
friendly ,
Eric

[fedaro]

Yes it is true, the issue is that to me was a big problem to correct
the nadir, I had to delete a few feet and a leg, a nurse approached
several times to see how I was doing the picture, anyway. In the next
opportunity, I will clarify the team, if possible, do not approach to
the tripod.

Thanks for the comment.
Fernando

On Jun 15, 12:56 pm, eric belin <e.bel...@hotmail.fr> wrote:
>  hi ,
> For me, everything is good ( the subject , the plan , light ) except that
> the nadir is a bit dirty .
> friendly ,
> Eric
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> Le jeudi 14 juin 2012 02:17:33 UTC+2, fedaro a écrit :
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> > I'm currently doing a series of panoramas of a university hospital.
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> >http://www.360cities.net/image/operating-room-for-treatment-of-burn-p...