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Message posted by atomicmak on February-15-2006 at 7:53am
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can someone tell me how to shoot bottom shot with Manfrotto 303sph?

i regular do shoot 4 + T
but havent tried bottom as i dont know how to shoot it.

removing tripod image is time consuming job so i suppose having bottom shop would help me if it is easy to take.

thanks for help in advance.

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mak
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Message posted by 360texas on February-15-2006 at 10:43am
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In PW Stitch cubic, [in top tool bar find icon sphere->cube]  modify the nadir in Photoshop, then convert cube back to rectangle.

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Message posted by smooth on February-15-2006 at 12:06pm
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Take the camera off the tripod remove the tripod from the location, mimic the camera position and shoot hand held. Use matching stitching point in Panoweaver 4 to stitch the bottom shot in. Camera position should be at the same height and in the same position as the "last" rotational shot.

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