Sphere above tulips in Holland

[Multikoe]

It is tulip time and with the weather as perfect as it is, there is no option then to go out and shoot. The tulips flower only a few weeks before they are cut off. Took some really nice pictures, but I wanted to show you this one. Taken with the Spark at 5 meters height, stitched with Microsoft ICE.

 

[Spark 317]

It looks like a beautiful rainbow world.

Probably smells good too.

We have Holland, MI here in the USA and the tulips are popping up there as well. ? ? ?

 

[nntom]

Bravo. Beautiful

 

[Thunder50]

One of the best spark pix. Thanks for sharing !

 

[Rwarrior]

Lovely shot!

 

[Rendlesham UAP]

Beauty

 

[RonC]

It is tulip time and with the weather as perfect as it is, there is no option then to go out and shoot. The tulips flower only a few weeks before they are cut off. Took some really nice pictures, but I wanted to show you this one. Taken with the Spark at 5 meters height, stitched with Microsoft ICE.View attachment 9628

That's an awesome shot! Thanks for sharing it.

 

[McCloudSpark]

That's just too incredible!

 

[nilanjan118]

Amazing picture. Good to see how neatly MS ICE has managed to stitch the lines of tulips.

 

[DavidBlezard]

Great pic. Thanks. I tried a sphere today and looks good in the app. How do you share it?

 

[Multikoe]

Great pic. Thanks. I tried a sphere today and looks good in the app. How do you share it?

I don't know how to "do" the sphere in de DJI Go 4 app. I just download all 46 pictures from the SD card to my computer and stitch them with Microsoft ICE. From there on it is simply a matter of uploading it to this site as attachement to a post.

 

[DavidBlezard]

Thanks for the info. I’ll ? at MS ICE. In the Go 4 app while connected to the spark you view the picture of the sphere. It stitches them together before it shows you. You can download it. This is what I did and then tried to view the sphere outside the app and it did not look right.

Happy flying!

 

[Spark 317]

Thanks for the info. I’ll ? at MS ICE. In the Go 4 app while connected to the spark you view the picture of the sphere. It stitches them together before it shows you. You can download it. This is what I did and then tried to view the sphere outside the app and it did not look right.

Happy flying!

Howdy.

Here's an old thread from a Forum member that gives a quick tutorial video on how to do it.

Good luck.

 

[RoarRoar]

This is a great photo. Was going to head over to a local tulip farm here but got there after many had been clipped