posting as dave liked the mini planet of this in Kuula, is there any way to post mini planet?
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Looks like a set from the Trueman show 
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Not interactively, nope. Obviously anyone can open in Kuula and play with it in TinyPlanet mode, but the only option to post a TP here is to create a full-screen TP in Kuula and screen-shot it to upload here.
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ha there’s a blast from the past
That is a nice tiny planet, I feel motivated to find something similar!
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can’t go to low as roofs blend out this was third one
That almost looks CGI like?, so clean and tidy.
Could be mistaken for a scale model.
The only giveaway is the Mavic shadow !.
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Were your camera settings on Auto for this one @lee?
The sky seems to change colour suddenly in a few places.
Agreed with @chrisjohnbaker it almost doesn’t look real, really weird effect!
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Now that definitely looks just like a builders model !.
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No pretty sure it was on manual, this does happen most time I do a pano
If you have any ideas to stop this always welcome
What are you using to stitch?
The M2P stiches onboard.
Not seen such significant blue-sky issues in other M2P/M2Z panos, though.
Would be interesting to see if the results compare favourably to stitching the images in other software, in ICE for instance.
(Although I kind of recall @callum making that comparison, and the native M2P stitching being better.)
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I have when using polarised filters.
This one was with a ND4PL
Yeah, the onboard stitching on M2P for me was pretty much the same as I was getting from ICE exported to a kuula friendly size. There was no benefit really to the extra work.
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Well - yes - and to be expected - because it changes the colour of the blue depending on sun angle even if the exposure is constant.
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yes just a CPL from phsytech, will that be the reason?
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edited pano
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