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By: (hophi) on
August 15, 2009
Tags:
switzerland
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pass
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grimsel
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hofi
- Canon EOS 5d (full frame) ISO 100 f/10 1/200sec
- 200mm fixed focal length
- pixSize 4386 x 2912
- vov 5°
- 37rows by 9columns (333pix) (190° by 50°) slightly cropped in photoshop
- i use a manfrotto pano head on a Gitzo tripod and shoot row by row manually (which btw is about 5 times the weight but also twice as fast and a lot less shaky and a lot sharper than gigapanos taken with the gigapan robot and a Canon G9)
GigaPan Stitcher 0.4.3865. i am absolutely impressed by the quality of the stitching. you hardly find any stitching errors - even in the cables that cross the middle lake. (of course it's really important to do the parallax adjustments on your pano head as well as possible) hophi
Date Taken: August 15, 2009
Date Added: August 15, 2009
Bookmarked: 5 times
Total Views: 1121 views
Snapshots: 30
Size: 1.36 gigapixels
Field of View: 180.0 degrees wide, degrees high
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August 15, 2009 13:26 | Flag as inappropriate |
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Which is the pass with the War Eagle monument that looks south towards Italy? Posted by rschott |
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August 15, 2009 14:53 | Flag as inappropriate |
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that would be the 'Simplon Pass' and the eagle sits at 46°14'45.81"N , 8° 1'28.45"E Posted by hophi |
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August 16, 2009 06:11 | Flag as inappropriate |
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Great shot. Lots to see. What camera, how many shots and what focal length please krbristol Posted by krbristol |
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August 16, 2009 15:36 | Flag as inappropriate |
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thanks. Canon EOS 5d (full frame) ISO 100 f/10 1/200sec - 200mm fixed focal length - pixSize 4386 x 2912 - vov 5° - 37rows by 9columns (333pix) (190° by 50°) slightly cropped in photoshop - i use a manfrotto pano head on a Gitzo tripod and shoot row by row manually (which btw is about 5 times the weight but also twice as fast and a lot less shaky and a lot sharper than gigapanos taken with the gigapan robot and a Canon G9) GigaPan Stitcher 0.4.3865. i am absolutely impressed by the quality of the stitching. you hardly find any stitching errors - even in the cables that cross the middle lake. (of course it's really important to do the parallax adjustments on your pano head as well as possible) hophi Posted by hophi |
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