神戸の旧居留地には、
レトロな真珠の博物館があります。
そこでは、
真珠のなりたちや魅力を伝える
模型や実物を常設展示しています。
そして、神戸が「真珠の街」と
呼ばれるようになった歴史的な背景を
半世紀に渡って見続けてきた
「日本真珠会館」という建物の目線で
ご紹介します。
企画と制作にかかわった企業様はMEIDANSHA
撮影機材はMatterport Pro2・Sonyα7RⅣ・12mm F2.8 ED AS NCS FISH-EYEです。
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当社が撮影した高画質の360度写真・パノラマやマーターポートの3D撮影を含むウォークスルー・バーチャルツアーを使っています。
米国の「Visiting Media LLC」が360度写真の編集と全体のUIの制作を行いました。
この案件は高解像度のHDR適用360度写真・パノラマを豊富に使用しているため、ポートフォリオに掲載いたしました。
高解像度360度パノラマについてこちらのウェブページをご参照ください。
企画と制作にかかわった企業様はVisiting Media LLC、MEIDANSHA、
撮影機材はMatterport Pro2・Sonyα7RⅣ・10mm f/2.8 Full-frame fisheye lensです。
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Virtual Cattle Barn (or Virtual Gyu-sha in Japanese) was produced for the National Competitive Exhibition of Wagyu (or the “Wagyu Olympics” as they are known) held in October in Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan, and was intended to provide the visitors with a feeling of what a real cattle farm is like. It was primarily used with the Meta Quest rather than published on a website.
The Virtual Gyu-Sha transports you to a small cattle farm in Kagoshima Japan. It opens with a traditional virtual tour 360 and you are greeted by the atmospheric sound of the late Summer Japanese countryside recorded at the scene. You are overlooking the 4 barns. If you click any of the barns they will open a Matterport space in a pop-up window and the roar of the exhaust fans and the clanking of the cattle harnesses against the the steel enclosures can be heard clearly. Inside there are videos of the daily activities of the farmers and the cattle.
Most of Virtual Gyu-Sha was photographed with a Sony α7RⅣ mirrorless camera and A Sanyang 14mm Fisheye lens. The photos were converted to 360s and super-imposed on the original Pro2 scans of the 4 barns. The Pro2 scans were mosty hidden as the cattle move too fast for the Pro2’s shutter. The mirrorless camera 360s were heavilly HDR edited to make the dark cattle easier to see in the dark barn which also has a lot of sunlight coming in as there are no walls.
There are several videos embeded in the virtual tours. Most of the videos were made by us here at Meidansha (except the scene of a cow giving birth which was made on the farmer’s phone). The video editing was by Kevin Doyle Jr.
A special thanks to Kagoshima Prefecture and the National Competitive Exhibition of Wagyu (or the “Wagyu Olympics” as they are known) for choosing to use virtual tour technology and Meidansha for this production.
企画と制作にかかわった企業様はDENTSU、MEIDANSHA、
撮影機材はMatterport Pro2・Sonyα7RⅣ・12mm F2.8 ED AS NCS FISH-EYEです。
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Sakura time lapse 360
This is a time lapse tour of the local park where the propriator of MEIDANSHA CO lives in Osaka, Japan.
It was shot over two weeks in early Spring 2022. Each time returning to the same spot.
The camera used was a Sony α7RⅣ and the usual manual panoramic head was substituted for a DJI RSC2 gimbal, as the space was quite open and paralax issues could be kept to a minimum.
The shots were made with a standard wide-angle 20mm lens and shot in 5 bracket to make HDR (each panorama is made of a whopping 240 raw shots edited in Tiff).
The editing for Sakura time lapse 360 was performed in PTGui, Affinity Photo, and Topaz Gigapixel and then finally compressed to be able to be viewed even on mobile.
Finally the transition was made by using a feature in 3D Vista.
What I found personally most interesting about this timelapse was how the colour of the light changes as the pink petals grow. The initial scene is dull (though each scene was white balanced though a grey card), but the final scene is difussed by the effect of so many pink petals both above and below the camera making for a well balanced shot. The intervening shot is at sunset so the golden time effect that immeditately preceeds the difussed scene is an amazing juxtaposition to this.
MEIDANSHA is a virtual tour and all round photographic-videographic company based in Osaka Japan. Contact us when in need of professional multimedia productions in Japan.
If you wish to get in contact with MEIDANSHA, please note that all the staff are fluent in English and are more than happy to find a solution to your multimedia needs in Japan. Contact us we are waiting to help you!
