This is one more picture made in Carolina, countryside of Maranhão, northeast Brazil. We were there, just taking some sun at  Pousada do Lajes. Bruno wanted one more time to appear in all the photos I do to make the panorama, and that’s been done. Even having many natural pools, water falls, lakes and other natural attractions, a “normal” pool has also it’s value. For the kids fun is what matters. A beautiful immersive panoramic picture is a good way of keeping this moment in our memories and makes it easy to share our view of the place. I hope you get amused with the blue sky as we did.

Pool at Pousada do Lajes

I just need to remember of recording the sound to create a better environment to the picture.

Other panoramas in Carolina

View From Church

Kids at the Farm

Itapecuru Falls

Torre da Lua

Square in Carolina

Zipline

Technical datasheet:

• Camera: Canon 550D (RebelT2i)
• Lens: Opteka 6.5mm
• Tripod: Dolica proline with self made anoramic head – model 2
• Spin: 8 stops at 45 degrees horizontal + 1 zenith + 2 nadir (1 without the tripod)
• Pictures: 1 JPGs with 18megapixels at each stop
  
• Final image: 15.000 x 7.500 pixels = 112 megapixels
• Softwares used: Hugin, Enblend, GIMP, Panotools Scripts, Deval VR player, ImageMagick, krpano tools
• Plugin: krpano viewer

See you, Cartola.

In this immersive panorama we can see a group of friends from Trilharte in a photographic meeting at “Museu da República” (Republic Museum) in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The museum is installed in the old Palácio Nova Friburgo (New Friburg Palace), also known as Palácio das Águias (Eagles Palace). Nowadays it is called Palácio do Catete. Built between 1858 and 1867 it has been the headquarters of Brazilian Republican government during 64 years. 18 presidents have used its installations. Juscelino Kubitschek has finished the presidential age of the place, with the transfer of the federal government to Brasília in 1960. The presidential room has been where the president Getúlio Vargas has committed suicide in August, 1954. More information in Portuguese at the Museum’s site.

Republic Museum's Gardens

Technical datasheet:

I still need to increase the pole stability somehow. It has been used at half high in this picture. One of the problems of the way I am using to stabilize it now is that it takes me too much time. I am using strings from the top until each tripod leg extreme. I need to put strength to each rope little by little in order not to bend the pole. I am thinking of some kind of gear to pull the three strings together.

• Camera: Canon 550D (RebelT2i)
• Lens: Sigma 10-20mm at 10mm
• Tripod: Dolica proline with nodal ninja and panoramic head self made – model #2
• Spin: 8 steps at 45 degrees horizontal with the cam at about 30º down + 8 steps at 45 degrees horizontal with cam at about 30º up
• Pictures: 7 RAWs with 18megapixels at each stop, varying 1EV with Magic Lantern firmware.
• Final image: 15000×7500 pixels = 110 megapixels
• Softwares used: Hugin, Enblend + Enfuse, Multiblend, GIMP, Panotools Scripts, Panini, Deval VR player, ImageMagick, krpano tools
• Plugin: krpano viewer

See you, Cartola.