Thread: Tiny Planets

OK....here's my first go. I used an old panorama sitting on my computer.....the abrupt line is because one side of the pano was land mass and the other side was the ocean. Now that I see how they work, I'll compose with this in mind.....that the opposite sides will meet.

surfin' 'round the world by Lukinosity, on Flickr

A better computer would have seamlessly merged the ends. (lol)

I've done these in photoshop before. So whimsical.. reminds me of The Little Prince.

Originally Posted by thekeddi

I think there is some software for computers to do this but I have no idea what it's called, I love this app, just so simple! here is my first one :-)

Moonta Bay by mertlee, on Flickr

This is the one that got me started :) Thanks Kerri :)

Originally Posted by Crsnydertx

Downtown Houston through the rabbit hole.

Love the Rabbithole for some things :)

Originally Posted by Isoterica

I've done these in photoshop before. So whimsical.. reminds me of The Little Prince.

In photoshop? With a plugin of some kind? tutorial please :)

Originally Posted by Gary

A better computer would have seamlessly merged the ends. (lol)

The app makers actually suggest that you shoot (or choose an existing photograph) a) with sides that are identical, or nearly so, and b) that are panorama (so shoot panorama, or panorama-ise an existing shot, which is what I did with the first.

I'm pretty much grounded at the moment, so have only been using existing shots.


Industry Planet by kyte50, on Flickr


Newcastle Planet by kyte50, on Flickr

i think some of them look like viruses

Originally Posted by kyteflyer

In photoshop? With a plugin of some kind? tutorial please :)

see post #8. I did mine in Photoshop ELements. It's like 5 button presses.

Seattle skyline from the rabbit hole:

Love the new ones sue and everyone else! I think they are cool :-) will give the photoshop elements a go, thanks for the link!