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Raday renovation pt. IV. – Living room

Viktor Balogh — Mon, 06 Dec 2010 15:00:33 +0000

A panorama from the 13th week again, this was made from the doorstep to the living room. There you can see our brand new front door, it has only 2 plies of ground coat. We will paint all the windows and doors next spring so we delayed the painting of this also to get the same colour for all the wooden seals.

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As you can see the gas convectors are back, hopefully we can get back the gasometer the next week and can heat up the place to lose some vapour from the air. What’s left for this year: to lay the floor tiles, to set up the wall plugs and switches, to chisel the parquet, and to floor the loft with ash wood. Stay tuned, it’s almost finished, more panoramas are to come!

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Raday renovation pt. IV. – Loft

Viktor Balogh — Sat, 04 Dec 2010 19:51:26 +0000

This was taken on the 13th week of the renovation. As you can see, the loft is almost ready, only the arc is incomplete. In the next week the walls get painted white, and the LED lights will be mounted.

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The boards for the stairs will be finished later, it will be made of walnut, the timbers for it are currently in the dehydrator. Look back on moday, there comes another panorama!

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Raday before renovation

Viktor Balogh — Sat, 18 Sep 2010 13:57:30 +0000

This depicts the initial status, a week before the renovation. Its cube faces will be used as a texture to the upcoming 3d model.

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Joop! shoes

Viktor Balogh — Sat, 26 Dec 2009 15:17:15 +0000

This is unusual here, but I’d like to introduce the object movie I made recently:

This is about a pair of nice hand-crafted Joop! shoes. It’s leather is so soft that I inevitably needed to make an object movie about it. I just can’t stand it, you know. And after ca. 10 hours of poking around with Photoshop, here is it! The objext movie was made of 2X36 images, there’s a separate row for both positions. Btw., here you can see the Quicktime version. Enjoy it!

City Hall, Szekesfehervar

Viktor Balogh — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 09:22:16 +0000

This was made last summer at the city hall in Szekesfehervar, during the GISS2008 event.

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I gave a lecture about panoramic photography. I was invited to give a workshop at the
Urban 3D Modelling International Summer School. The study area was the historical town
center of Székesfehérvár (Alba Regia), the town where Hungarian kings were crowned.
During the summer school students could take part in keynote lectures, practical hands-on
exercises and fieldwork.

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The famous glockenspiel in Szekesfehervar

Viktor Balogh — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 23:18:41 +0000

This panorama was made last summer in the inner city of Szekesfehervar when I was there to give a lecture on panoramics.

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For more info about the Summer School visit it’s website at http://www.geo.info.hu/urban3d/

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GISS 2008 Participants

Viktor Balogh — Sun, 24 Aug 2008 08:32:52 +0000

This summer I gave a lecture in panoramic photography for a small group of students at Szekesfehervar, the event was called GISS 2008 Urban 3D Modelling – international summer school.

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For more info about the Summer School visit it’s website at http://www.geo.info.hu/urban3d/

This picture was made at the city center in Szekesfehervar,
during a visit to the historical center. If you were there,
and have a question about my presentation or anything about photography
or panoramics, just write me an email and I’ll gladly answer you.
You can find my email address at the bottom of this page, in the footer.
Later I will upload the other panoramas too, and there will be a new
menu where you can download my presentation, and other stuffs.
Hopefully you will get the sources on DVD, I gave it to Mr. Bela Markus.

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GISS 2008 – Episcopal Cathedral

Viktor Balogh — Sun, 24 Aug 2008 08:10:36 +0000

This is the Episcopal Cathedral at the inner city of Szekesfehervar.

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This was also one of the panoramas we’ve stitched during the workshop.

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GISS 2008 – Introduction To Panoramic Photography

Viktor Balogh — Sun, 24 Aug 2008 08:10:04 +0000

This panorama was made as a demonstration of how to make
a spherical panorama with a panoramic head. You can see me at
the podium, I gave this lecture about panoramics for this little group.

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I’ve jittered a little bit, because I usually don’t speak english.
Fortunately this was gone at the first 5 minutes, and I realized
that those 2 years reading english technician papers and scientific
materials helps me a lot.

For the lecture I’ve prepared everyhting, but one thing. The fact,
that you can see me at the podium in this panorama, is due to the
photographs taken by my girlfriend and assistant Eszter Kallai. I’ve
forgotten namely about the picture from myself.

A kind guy called Suchin has asked me at the end of the lecture:

“What if I forget to take a picture, or something went wrong with stitching?”

Suddenly I couldn’t respond with a good enough answer, I’ve just thrown back:

“Photoshop can make magic!”

After that a small laugh went trough the room, but I meant it as I said.
You can see it, I inserted a picture with a completely different viewpoint,
and it is almost undetectable. If you see long enough this picture,
you will have a feeling that there’s something wrong with that backpack
at the table, and as if I am a little larger as I used to. By the way, later
I gave a second answer for that question too. If the scenery has a lot of
moving stuff, I used to do 2- or 3 sets of pictures to assure the perfect stitch.

Just stay tuned, the other pictures will coming!

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