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snappler says:
Awesome. Saw this one in panorama contest and wanted to give it a try. Looks to be pretty straightforward.
(297 days ago)Photoshop Tutorial: How To Create A Circle Polyorama
Circle Polyorama are cute, tiny 'planets' made of a photographic panorama.
In this tutorial we're going to make such a polyorama with a bunch of photos. It is pretty basic and works for photoshop CS and over.
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In this tutorial we're going to make such a polyorama with a bunch of photos. It is pretty basic and works for photoshop CS and over.
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Step 1
The first thing you'll need is a 360 degree panorama. This is made by using a camera on a
tripod and shoot. Then rotate the camera a bit and take the next shot until you have images
covering 360 degrees or more.
More info on panos can be found here:
http://augusteo.com/2009/05/06/tutorial-learn-how-to-do-panorama-photography-part-1-the-photo-
shooting/
Step 2
In this step we will use Photoshops built in panorama stitcher, Photomerge.
To open Photomerge go through File-> Automate -> Photomerge.
Step 3
When Photomerge is open choose "browse" and go to the folder your image is in. then select
the first image in the pano, hold shift and press the last one. this selects all the photos between
the first and the last image. To deselect one or more images hold CTRL and press the image you
want to select/deselect.
Step 4
The images will line up in the list ready to be stitched. Check "Auto", "Mix images" and
"Geometric distortion correction"
Then hit "OK"
Step 5
This will take some time (a lot if you have a slow/busy computer or a panorama that is hard to make for Photoshop) So don't try this at home (if you are busy or don't have time)
Step 6
This is what you should come up with. (There will be separate layers and layermasks for every single image.)
i merged them though.
Step 7
Now you have to crop the panorama into only a 360 degree one, or else you end result will look like...crap... If you have a panorama that is less then 360 degrees make sure the start and end of the image looks the same and fits "into" each other.
Step 8
Now you'll open "image size" image -> imagesize (or Ctrl+alt+i)
Make sure "keep proportions" are unchecked. Then insert the height number into the length one. This will give you a complete squared image (that looks like crap)
Step 9
Now rotate the image 180 degrees, image-> image rotation -> 180. You'll now have an crappy looking upside down image. So get ready for magic.
Step 10
The magic comes when you play around with the image coordinates (it sounds more fancy then it really is)
This is made by going into filters -> distortion -> polar coordinates.
Step 11
Make sure "rectangular to polar" is checked. Then hit OK and BOOM!
Step 12
Welcome to my world :)
Step 13
This is what i came up with after some cloning work and color corrections.
Try it out and show me your results! Good luck!
34 Comments:
hopeworks says:
its cool
(297 days ago)
George55 says:
nice tut....worth to try it....!
(297 days ago)George55 says:
nice tut....worth to try it....!
(297 days ago)
Artifakts says:
Great !!! I'll try it when I go back home !
(296 days ago)Guest says:
good
(296 days ago)Guest says:
it's polArama (as in Polar coordinates), not polYOrama
(296 days ago)Guest says:
Guest, it's polyorama:
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/polyorama
Polarama can't be found in the dictionary.
Lodd says:
Polorama, polarama or polyrama. doesn't really matters.
And thanks for the appretiation guys 
Guest says:
Nice job!(:
(296 days ago)Guest says:
its amazing.... thank you so much and it really was a great help....
(296 days ago)
wind says:
Thanks Lodd!...It really works! Congratulation and thanks again for your effort!
(295 days ago)Guest says:
good tut. i like it
(295 days ago)nandor1992 says:
Thanks a lot! I've been trying to make a picture like this for a month now.. & now i know how.
(295 days ago)
bartoszwozniak says:
Great tutorial Lodd. Well Done! Did not think it was that easy 
Guest says:
nys one
(294 days ago)Guest says:
very amaizing
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GigiG says:
Can't wait to take some photos to try this on. Thanks.
(286 days ago)GigiG says:
I am trying this, but I don't understand step 7 - Now you have to crop the panorama into only a 360 degree one.
How do you crop to 360 with the crop tool? I do understand the part about starting the stopping with the images that fit. Thanks.
delma says:
Es genial,buen trabajo.
(282 days ago)Lodd says:
Hi gigi, you have to crop it so the ends fits into each other. try not to crop and you'll notice the difference.
Gracie delma, Me no hablo espanol ) that's about the words i know in spanish 
Guest says:
cool
(265 days ago)Guest says:
amazing just amazing,
visit my site also http://www.OKApixel.com thanks
Guest says:
it looks better if you clone out the centre where all the points meet. then it looks more genuine. look at Abduzeedo.com and check out make little planets tutorial. it explains this in more depth
(249 days ago)Guest says:
Great
(223 days ago)Guest says:
ooh....have wanted to do this for so long...as Christmas pressies for my friends - a polyorama of their neigborhood...neat! Now i know how. Excellent tutorial...and in my own language: Tusen takk!
(217 days ago)Guest says:
This is great! I'm going to give my mum one of her garden as a pressie. Thanks for taking the time to write this!
(197 days ago)Guest says:
I've been wondering for a while how to do this. Great tutorial, thanks so much!
(148 days ago)Guest says:
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(140 days ago)Guest says:
great tutorial!
(123 days ago)Guest says:
Great!!!
(65 days ago)Guest says:
Thank you, thank you so much....
Awesome tutorial!!!
I'll try this soon!!
*excited*
Good one!
(301 days ago)