IPIX hemispheres

rt-az_bigsky-fish_01stinson-fish1stinson-fish2stinson-fish3stinson-fish3tucker_fish
tucker 11214_fish-kitchen011214_fish-maria011214_fish-maria021214_lizzy011214_fish-livingroom02
1214_fish-livingroom031214_fish-livingroom041214_fish-tree011214_fish-lynn-perk031214_fish-livingroom-kc-perk051214_fish-livingroom-kc-perk06
1214_fish-sha011214_fish-livingroom-kc-perk-lynn011214_fish-livingroom-perk011214_fish-livingroom-perk02dv_fish-sha_01dv_fish-stovepipe_01

IPIX hemispheres, a set on Flickr.

Strange enough, back in 1998, Wired Magazine was given a suitcase from IPIX that had the Nikon, the lens and a gang of other materials including the software + keys needed to stitch a pair of hemispheres together to create the IPIX experience. Upon returning the case, i waited maybe a week before i went out and purchased a similar Nikon and the lens soon after that. While i continued to shoot some subjects as hemisphere pairs, i never took them the extra mile and converting them to IPIX. I recall that it was not a cheap process.