Panorama Studio - 360º panoramic & HDR photography by David Walton

Welcome

I combine HDR and Panoramic photography and the results can be seen in my galleries.

What is HDR?

HDR stands for High Dynamic Range imaging a process of merging multiple exposures of the same scene to create a single image with balanced exposure.

What is a 360º Panorama?

A series of overlapping photos are stitched together to form a complete sphere. This can be viewed flat (equirectangular), see the Panoramic Gallery, or in a browser as VR. VR can be controlled by the user using a mouse. See the 360º Gallery

To view the VR images on this site you will need Flash Player. Download it here ...

Panoramic Photography Benefits and applications

Works in all major browsers, windowed, fullscreen or widescreen

Dynamic - Add some interactive content to your website

Control - Users can pan up, down and around and zoom in or out.

Compatible - Over 95% of internet users have Flash Player enabled (thanks to YouTube etc.)

Popular - 360º Panoramas are gaining popularity with businesses. Don't be left out.

Prints - from 5"x12" up to 24"x60" available on high quality gloss photo paper

High Resolution 16bit .tiff files can be provided for brochures etc.

Flash .swf files can be supplied for your web designers to embed directly into your website.

Virtual Tours - Click through tours - ideal for marketing and estate agents

Before and after comparisons. e.g. Renovation projects

spherical panoramas can have vertical field of view up to 180 degrees

cylindrical panoramas usually have a vertical field of view up to 110 degrees

360º Panoramic & HDR Photography by David Walton

Click and drag on the image above. Use Shift/Ctrl or scroll wheel to zoom in and out.

The Flash VR Panorama above was taken at the Morgan Motor Museum in Rolvenden, Kent. It shows how even a small space can be shown to it's maximum advantage