Planetary Panoramas

360 Degree Night-Sky Time-Lapse by Vincent Brady

Of Time and Light ...

The Art Of The Timelapse | Meet Michael Shainblum from The Creators Project on Vimeo.

360 Degree Camera ...

Bublcam

Bublcam: A Softball-Sized Camera Ball that Takes Street View-Like 360° Photos

DL Cade

"Bublcam is a new softball-sized (they call it baseball-sized… but we think it’s a bit bigger) camera that is taking the Internet by storm. It takes 360-degree snapshots and videos — even allowing users to stream video live via WiFi — at the press of a button.

All you as the viewer have to do is upload the footage into the company’s Android, iOS or PC software to interact with the photos or video in the same way that you would with a Street View photograph.

If you’re wondering why we continue to compare the camera to Street View, it’s because Bublcam was invented by someone with a Street View pedigree. CEO and Founder Sean Ramsey once worked with a company called Immersive Media, who worked together with Google to create Street View.

Bublcam was born out of Ramsay’s dissatisfaction with the fact that 360-degree spherical image capture technology was only being used for mapping purposes. "

Hyperlapse Videos ...

Free Online Tool creates 'Hyperlapse' videos using Google Street View

dpreview

"Online user experience company Teehan + Lax has created a free tool for creating interactive 'hyperlapse' videos using Google Street View. The term 'hyperlapse' describes timelapse videos which incorporate camera movement - something that is typically extremely difficult and time-consuming to perfect. The team at Teehan + Lax began experimenting with Google Street View as a guide for choosing locations, but realised that since Google has already mapped much of the world's surface in 360-degree images, it could be used as source material."

Google Street View Hyperlapse from Teehan+Lax Labs on Vimeo.

Create your own Hyperlapse video >>> here.

Image Artist Extraordinaire

Photographer Peter Langenhahn

The most breath-taking cinematography you will see this year...

Never imagined I'd see something that I thought could rival Koyaanisqatsi. Then I saw this...

Be sure and check for local showings.

Cool 360-Degree Camera

Panoramic Ball Photographyy

They say a picture is worth a thousand words, which makes a picture from Jonas Pfeil's "Throwable Panoramic Ball Camera" worth about 360,000. The contraption has 36 "2-megapixel mobile phone camera modules which all click together to create a full panorama."

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