The corner café, all the way round

One empty café plate becomes a seamless 360° room and ten matching camera views.

A location sheet gives every later shot the same room. From one empty plate, the location panorama graph draws the rest of the space as a 360° panorama, puts the original plate back at its centre and cuts ten perspective views: eight at eye level every 45°, then one looking up and one looking down. Here an invented corner café gets its street windows and window counter on one side and a row of bistro tables on the other.

To make your own, start from an empty plate of the place and describe only what the plate doesn't show, wall by wall, saying each feature appears once. Use the views as references for stills and shots that need the same room from another angle; the panorama itself can be cut again at any angle.

A 360-degree panorama of an empty sage-green café: street windows with a long oak counter and stools on the left, the pale oak service counter with brass pendants at the centre, and marble bistro tables with bentwood chairs on the right

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