The Time Lapse 360° de Martin
Voilà, on est très très content de la nouvelle, en fait ça fait un p'tit moment qu'on l'attendait. Même un grand moment, mais des fois les choses ne se passent pas comme on le souhaite...
Il y a tout juste un an, mi-septembre 2013, voici qu'une très bonne nouvelle se profilait pour l'été 2014 ! Florence venait de tomber enceinte, et pour cette occasion, j'ai souhaité garder le meilleur souvenir possible de la grossesse.
En même temps que démarrait une formidable aventure humaine, je débutais alors mon plus gros projet photo 360° : j'ai pris toute une série de photos, jour après jour, du début de la grossesse jusqu'à l'accouchement, puis lors du retour à la maison de Martin.
Ainsi, j'ai pris un peu plus de 12 000 photos sur une période d'environ 300 jours.
Sauf que prendre une succession de photos avec Florence immobile dans la chambre aurait été trop simple ! Je me suis mis en tête de prendre une multitude de photos afin de créer à chaque fois un panoramique sphérique 360° complet, retraçant d'une part le déplacement et la grossesse de Florence, mais aussi l'évolution de la future chambre de Martin : à partir des 12 000 photos, j'ai créé 810 images panoramiques (où l'on peut regarder tout autour de soi). Je les ai ensuite mises les unes à la suite des autres, pour composer un court-métrage de 6min qui retrace l'évolution de la grossesse de façon accélérée : c'est le principe des vidéos "Time-Lapse".
Après des heures et des heures (je n'ai pas compté, mais à la louche, il y a beaucoup plus que 3000h) de travail, de retouches, de traitement, d'ajustement et de montage, je peux enfin vous proposer "Le Time-Lapse de Martin".
Cliquez sur l'image ci-dessous pour lancer la vidéo. Elle est aussi disponible
sur Vimeo pour les internautes ne pouvant pas la regarder sur Youtube.
Le Time Lapse Sphérique 360° de Martin
Le Time-Lapse Sphérique 360° de Martin est une animation d'un peu plus de 6 minutes réalisée à partir de 810
panoramas équirectangulaires : ce sont des images de 50Mpx, mesurant 10 000px de long par 5 000px de large.
Ces images ont un type de projection particulier : elles possèdent un angle de champ de 360° par 180°. Pour créer ces
images panoramiques, il a fallu prendre et assembler un peu plus de 12 000 images sur une période d'environ 300 jours !
La vidéo sphérique 360° de Martin
Mais je ne me suis pas arrêté là !
Dans la précédente vidéo, un montage et une animation spécifique ont été réalisé à partir des 810 images panoramiques 360º. Le spectateur (en l'occurrence l'internaute) visionne la vidéo, mais il n'est pas acteur de la caméra !
J'ai donc décidé de créer une autre version de cette vidéo, cette fois-ci complètement interactive ! Elle s'intitule : "La vidéo sphérique 360º de Martin".
Ainsi, l'internaute décide grâce à la souris, de visionner l'endroit qu'il souhaite. Il est complètement acteur de son film !
Par contre, pour visionner cette vidéo, je vous laisse choisir la résolution souhaitée de l'affichage (en cliquant sur le lien ci-dessous), tout simplement car suivant la puissance de votre ordinateur et votre connexion ADSL, cela risque d'être saccadé ...
Appuyez sur le bouton "Lecture" pour lancer la vidéo, puis bougez le curseur de la souris
afin de vous déplacer dans le panoramique et suivre l'évolution de la grossesse !
Ce film sphérique 360° est disponible dans une résolution native de 10 000px par 5 000px, sans interpolation d'images. Il a bien fallu faire des compromis (temps de calculs principalement) lors de la création des images panoramiques, sinon il aurait pu être encore un peu plus grand ! Pour des raisons de bande passante et de fluidité d'affichage, la résolution finale a bien évidemment été réduite.
Suivant les normes actuelles, on peut dire que ce film est en résolution 10K ! Pour comparaison, la coupe du monde de football 2014 a été filmée et diffusée en 4K sur quelques chaines, et la finale a été filmée à 360° en 8K grâce à une capture panoramique...
Cette vidéo sphérique 360° d'une telle résolution est donc une première mondiale !
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115 years ago, June 24, 1893, the Norwegian Fridtjof Nansen and his companions left Oslo on board the Fram, to what the Royal Geographical Society of London then considered the draft's most dangerous ever conceived: a drift through the Arctic Ocean. The existence of a polar current and imagine that a ship can withstand ice pressure, was utopian to many. The Fram is a ship that was used to polar exploration in succession by the Norwegian explorer Fridtjof Nansen, Otto Sverdrup and Roald Amundsen between 1893 and 1912. It is a three-masted schooner of 39 meters long and 11 meters wide, designed by Norwegian naval architect Colin Archer in anticipation of the Nansen expedition, during which she was to be caught by the pack to drift over the North Pole. The expedition managed to get caught in the ice, and came out three years later. The Fram is now on display in Oslo and kept in a museum dedicated to him, the Frammuseet. This adventure is to be compared with another expedition, completed in late January 2008 the Tara. The expedition 'Tara Arctic' project was also being caught in the ice to study the ice drift. The boat went over the North Pole than the previous expedition, and has remained imprisoned ice 'only' 1 year and a half... At each draw conclusions that wish...
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Around 23:00, the first tourists flock, and around 23:30, it is the crowd, dozens of buses spew their tourists, who have only 20-30min to take their photo, no time to enjoy the show... In any case, the driver / guide told them that the sun did not move around midnight, they saw and therefore necessarily the midnight sun. After that, if you stay too long, you will be too tired for tomorrow... Me, it's from 3:00 p.m. I'm in the same place, and I'm shoot a panorama by hours! I just moved to take the panorama above, the first of this post to be in the shadow of the sphere. Otherwise, the 24 panoramas, I chose to put me on the edge of the barrier above the sea. As usual, I sketch up panoramas, to keep a minimum of the world. In short, it was rush hour in a London subway when I took this panorama to 'FALSE' North Cape, the Northern Cape Tourism !
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A beautiful view from the top of Pelat to 3051m altitude
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Before leaving the valley adjacent to the Khumbu, we baladons in the village of Lukla, to make an offering in this temple....
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Click on the image to view the 360º panorama ! Panoramas 360° made by kite (KAP)
I hang my camera from a Kite, and I get it all, so I can get aerial unusual. Here is a small selection consists of three views.
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The tragedy of October 10, 1870 : that day, the prefect of Dinitère, Gustave Levainville comes picnic with family on the highest rock of St. Guénolé : a breaking wave carries his wifr, daughter and made three other victimes his family. A cross was sealed in the rock to commemorate this tragedy; laments of the time captured this news item concerned and the rock became know as 'Rock of victims' or 'Rock the Prefect'.
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After taking a picture Meneham home, we went next to the lighthouse Pontusval. The wind was a little put on weight, enough that I sort the rokkaku. I have not had too much trouble to return it, I was smack bang in the wind range! This lighthouse stands on Pontusval tip Beg Pol, next to the beaches of Brignogan. It was built after many shipwrecks, it serves as a bridge between the headlights Virgin Island and the Isle of Wight.
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Blue sky and the wind? Northern Finistère direction for a small KAP session. I started this afternoon by shooting aerial peninsula Saint Marguerite. The wind is sustained between 10km/h and 15km/h, which is sufficient to raise a pod 700g, with a rokkaku 2m.
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During my travels, I had the opportunity to visit places registered on the
World Heritage List of UNESCO. Here is a small selection consists of three views.
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A view from the bridge installed to prevent damage to vegetation. The Perito Moreno glacier, which is still growing, and a rather interesting phenomenon occurs at regular intervals: the glacier front is faced with a strip of land, which has the effect of creating a plug in the two nearby lakes. However, the lake on the left (when looking at the glacier front) usually falls in the right. Out if it is clogged, the water level rises, thus pushing the ice cap. Water seeps under the ice, biting, digging and ending with a gallery, which expands fast enough, the passage of water. An arch of ice is then formed at the top with the remaining ice, which will take a few days to collapse... a spectacular event!
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I spent 24 hours at the North Cape, and I took 24 panoramas, one every hour ! This was my most challenging accomplishment, especially in the morning, when we made only one night dotted... I actually brought my tent, and "slept" next to the camper-car... Here is a collection of 24 panoramas, where I recovered only area including the sun, to recompose all... I was in the "wrong" North Cape, North Cape "touristy", located on the cliff 307m high. (The "real" North Cape is actually Knivskjellodden, 1.5 km to the north: I planted the tent the night after!)
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Kala Patthar is in fact a shoulder of Pumori(7161m). The climb is tiring, especially because of thin air. This summit is widely enjoyed for it is mainly snow-free and this peak offers a particularly charming view on Mount Everest. All around ice cathedrals throw their spires towards the sky: Pumori (7161m) and Mount Everest (8848m) but also Lhotse (8516m), Nuptse (7861m), Cho Oyu (8201m), Changtse (7543m). At east, you can catch a glimpse of Makalu (8463m). In the south, you can admire Ama Dablam (6856m), Thamserku (6620m) and Kangtega (6685m). Below, Khumbu Icefall seracs and the base camp complete this gigantic panorama.
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