The document provides instructions for creating little planet photos using 360-degree panoramic images. Key steps include ensuring image overlap, considering lighting at sunrise or sunset, and rotating the photo in Photoshop to position the sky correctly. The document encourages creativity with subject choice, settings, and backgrounds to achieve unique results.

1. LITTLE PLANETS
Photos by Sherry Sine and Kerry Dawson

5. • Choose a subject
• Take a 360 degree panoramic
• Take vertical photos to ensure you have
enough sky and foreground in the shot
• Ensure you overlap your images

6. • If taking photos at sunrise or sunset be
quick so that sky from beginning to end is
similar in colour
• Use your imagination, not all planets have
to look like earth
• You can actually use this on a single photo
instead of a panorama if both edges have
similar content. ie: shrub
• Open photoshop

12. • For the sky to be on the outside of the
planet, rotate your photo 180 degrees so
sky is at the bottom of the photo

15. • The panorama now needs to be square
• Go to image size, and unclick constrain
proportions
• Then resize the image so that it has the
same width and length

22. Get Creative
• Use unusual settings
• Use different subjects
• Use funky lighting
• Play with the backgrounds

29. • The sky is the limit....use your imagination

30. THE END
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