Posted by ryanjackson on Jun 20, 2011 in
360 Panoramas,
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The Journal got an exclusive tour of the devastation created by the Slave Lake wildfire. Videographer Ryan Jackson set up four cameras on top of a vehicle to capture a 360-degree view as he drove through the town.
Here is my newest 360-degree video of the fire destruction at Slave Lake. I used the same workflow as my 360-degree World Record Dodgeball video
I felt the only way to truly show the extent of the damage to Slave Lake was to do a 360-degree panoramic video similar to Google Street View.
I used four GoPro cameras to capture the video and then stitched the video together. I have since bought a fifth GoPro to use for future videos.
I setup everything on the ground first.
A flash stand worked well for raising the camera above the roof of the Jeep.
Dent puller suction cups from Princess Auto. $5 each!
Even with the super strong suction cups you still need tie-down straps for safety.
I looped the tie-down straps inside the car.
Journal reporter Jana Pruden and me in Slave Lake. A lady in Athabasca was making these shirts to raise money for Slave Lake.
When we got back to the hotel I dumped all the images into my main laptop and then had four more laptops (total of five) processing the video into panoramas. I used a D-Link Gigabit Switch for the network and I had a D-Link DNS-343 8TB NAS drive for backup storage.
When I got home I had all five laptops processing the panoramas.
Five computers means five times the wires!
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