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If I was a Fawn

This is a discussion on If I was a Fawn within the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; What would I see http://www.fieldofview.com/flickr/?p...N03/3624297151 I removed the tripod in photoshop but I have to learn how to warp my ...

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    What would I see http://www.fieldofview.com/flickr/?p...N03/3624297151

    I removed the tripod in photoshop but I have to learn how to warp my image into a different view so I can blend in the missing area so I don't get the vortex to the black hole of doom
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    The link requires me to download something which I never do. Please upload directly or embed a 3rd party link.

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    It's a Shockwave plug-in that allows you to view vr panoramas so there is no other way of viewing this image in the way it is meant to be seen. You can read about the plug-in here if you want http://fieldofview.com/spv/

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    Neat again, but found it just a tad dark.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kat View Post
    Neat again, but found it just a tad dark.
    It was darker in the trees so I tried for that feeling maybe I over did it.
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    Gotcha re the link - wasn't clear to me what I was dloading.

    I agree with Kat, a bit dark.

    Looked at some of the other photos too - cool stuff!
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    I'm having a lot of fun and getting a lot read..rendering takes time
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