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A walk around the perimeter of Churn Clough Reservoir.Plus a quick snap of the boundary stone (Padiham and Hapton Local Board )

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A short walk around Oak Hill Park on a day when you couldn't keep your lens dry.

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A selection of views as we walked around the Gt. Harwood Nature Walk.

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A trip to the turbines.

1. thats the destination on the other hill, Cock o Lumb is just off centre in the dip.
2. View from the opposite side, Cock o Lumb on the right.
3. and 4. the turbines, the blades were moving so ghosted on the picture.
5. The road on the other hill is were the car is.

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On the way up Pendle Hill the first 4 shots look toward the Coppice and Hameldon Hill, the last in the direction of Longridge fell, the chimney from the cement works is off to the right.

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Today is a walk around the perimeter of Dean Clough Reservoir, in some shots Pendle Hill is visible.

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Shoe Mill, and a shot of Priestly Clough.

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I hope to get up the coppice sometime and test out the 360 camera app that is on the new nexus 4. I have been trying in the house but it is very hard to capture a picture that isn't doubled or trippled in places

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We will look forward to that, and lets hope other locations as well.

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Dave It's quite hard to take a pic. I am off work next week so If you are planning a wander up the coppice sometime during next week I could meet you up there and you can have a try at taking a 360 pic. It takes time. Well over 5 mins.

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I think there is something wrong with the time taken, any subjects that would move will ghost, perhaps a re-read of the manual might shed some light on it. I have a 360 option on my camera, and the time it takes to do a sweep is no longer than 10 seconds. I would, If I could, meet you next week, however my wife is due in hospital on Friday next week , she has to be in Burnley Gen on Tuesday to see the anaesthetist, Shopping Wednesday and Accrington Thursday. Then its hospital visiting until she is discharged. So my input in any photo thread will also be disrupted as I wont be able to get out much. However......if you haven't sorted it by the time I get a bit of free time, I would love to get together to have a look at your equipment.

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up and down Musbury Heights.

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Well. Its just a mobile phone....Though its pretty much the best android phone out at the moment(open to debate) but hey you left Monday open hehe. Even this Sunday could be an option.... Its just so hard to get anything from this 360 app(its more me and how I move... I just dont have it) and you seem so damn great a taking photos, and I thought you might like to have a try..

How can i describe it...

Imagine yourself in the center of the room. You face the wall take and you see a square in center of the screen. It focuses then you move it to the right it captures the next photo when you reach this dot about 2cm on the screen. It takes 11-12 photos to do the entire room. But then there is also up and down to take into consideration. So a full 360 shot is around 36 pictures knitted together. The file displayed here it would just like a like a crazy panoramic pic that made no sense. On googles page you can up it and get the 3D sphere effect....

https://plus.google.com/photos/11002...06988734372865

Here is an example


Though that is very funny. This phone is very fragile(OMG why do I have it!) and the effort Davemac puts in with his compact convinces me I can trust him to 1) get a better result than me(I would like to get one 360 pic that doesn't look screwed up) and 2) not drop it and smash the glass that is made out of haha

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I thank you kind sir for those kind words. Thinking slightly out of the box to get a panoramic shot, and this should only take you the time it takes to capture say 15 single photos. Take single photos with a slight overlap in a full circle, then using the software irfanview you can create a panoramic shot as it will combine the photos for you.

Not sure if this appeals to you, or whether you are determined to master the phone, but the easiest option, is, in my book, always the option I would choose.

The way you described the way the phone works would give a photo of differing exposures as you are taking 36 pictures (this is a lot), if the sun if going in and our of cloud, by the time you have done a sweep you will have dark pictures, over exposed pictures, and if something is moving in the picture, ghosting.

Just a note on the number of shots you have to take, 36 for a full 360*, thats one every 10*. To my none technical mind that appears to be almost a full overlap for the first photo......... the second photo overlaps the first,... the third photo overlaps the first and second, then the fourth photo overlaps first, second, and third, although in diminishing amounts. This overlap would continue right around the field of view until you get back to the start point.

I will throw this technical thing up in the air for others opinions, as my head hurts now.


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