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By:Chris (catkins) on
January 17, 2008
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360
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abbey
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hexham
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england
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historic
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interior
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beta
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church
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cauk
My thanks to Hexham Abbey for their 'non-commercial use' permission to take this panorama.
This is a 360° panorama of the inside of Hexham Abbey (once described as the finest north of the Alps), showing some of the wonderful details in the ceilings, walls and windows.
Date Taken: January 17, 2008
Date Added: January 17, 2008
Bookmarked: 5 times
Total Views: 9227 views
Gear: Canon Ixus 800is & Gigapan robotic camera mount (beta)
Snapshots: 25
Size: 1.38 gigapixels
Field of View: 360.0 degrees wide, 93.6 degrees high
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February 3, 2008 22:35 | Flag as inappropriate |
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Chris, What was your procedure for determining the optimum focus setting for this gigapan? There seems to be a great difference in distance from the center of the picture to the far ends of the picture, but the entire pictures has sharp focus. Posted by ktmglen |
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February 4, 2008 06:03 | Flag as inappropriate |
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Hi Glen I've added a snapshot to show where the camera had its focus and exposure lock set. In effect it is a just short of half way point, with the assumption that it would give enough near areas clarity while anything beyond the mid-point would be in focus anyway. With some subjects its also worth remembering that near objects will show up blur (focus or shake related) more than a distant object, so near a bias to near focus is worth considering generally. Posted by catkins |
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