louis.cho

be sure you get a good tripod

http://www.manfrotto.com/Jahia/site/...lsf=68&child=2

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bjornkn

With the newer versions of PTgui PRO you can actually quite easily make full spherical HDRI panoramas without a tripod at all, because it can align handheld shots. IMO it does a better job algin single images than PhotMatix and other HDRI programs, so I use it also for normal HDRI single images.
But a good tripod is still a good idea because it gives you less job after shooting.

cimprichjb

Here's the setup I used for our HDR kit back in school. We used the Fuji FinePix S3 Pro. Worked great when bracketing. I wish I could post the link to our school site, but the spam filter is blocking it until I hit 10 posts. So until then, here's our list of everything in our HDR kit:

Kit Includes:
1] Manual FinePix S3
2] 8 Batteries
3] Manual Spherical Head
4] ILFORD Lens Cloth
5] HDR Spherical Head
6] Leveling Base
7] FinePix S3 Pro Camera (w/ 10.5 Nikkor Prime Lens and 2GB Compact Flashcard)
8] Nikkor 70mm - 300mm Zoom Lens
9] Sliding Base Plate (w/ Rubber Stopper)
10] 3 Lens Caps
11] Cable Release
Accessories: USB Cable, Firewire Cable, AC Adapter

Also: Include Seperately the HDR Tripod

Attached Images

FinePixS3Pro.jpg (99.4 KB, 11 views)

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Demo Reel: http://www.jeffcimprich.com/blog/?page_id=27