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Chapter 4 360 Plus Option
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Creating full 360-degree images takes a little more effort than the
standard OneShot360 image. It is very important to level the
bracket and keep it level throughout shooting the four images.
It is also important that there is no movement in the scene you
are shooting.
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Follow the camera guide that you received with your
360
Plus for setting up your camera. Use full manual
mode or exposure lock if your camera will allow it. Use
aperture priority mode (when available) to achieve the
highest F-Stop.
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We strongly recommend that you use the camera in self-
timer mode so that you will have time to remove
yourself from the picture. During the time delay, move
away from the scene by positioning yourself directly
behind the mirror or the camera.
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The 360 Plus configuration does not allow for use of the
light hood, so avoid direct light into the mirror and lens.
When shooting in bright sunlight, try using a drape over
the camera and your head. Interior lighting conditions
can vary so you will have to experiment with creating an
optimal lighting situation for the scene. For example,
turning off overhead lights or using lights with shades to
supplement the light in the scene may work in many
situations. Another scene may require that you close the
curtains or modify the light coming in through the
shades. The idea is to try and balance the overall
interior and exterior light.
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There should be little or no motion in the scene you are
trying to capture; no people walking or vehicles moving.
Because this image technology utilizes four shots taken
at different times, it is difficult to capture movement.
Remember to give yourself enough time to capture the
image, you need to take four pictures and allow time to
remove yourself from each shot.