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Malvern - spring edition 2

Fri, 25 May 2012 03:25:29 Z

by Martin_Kulhavy "Second pano from the spring edition. I didn't take any photos from this location in the autumn."

panoramasam3 4 weeks ago

That is insane! It's the biggest photosynth I've found!

Budapest History Museum

Sun, 24 Jun 2012 17:05:36 Z

by Anatolie_Golovco

Clockarium 7 months ago

Superb, Anatolie.
Favorited!

Telc 2

Sun, 22 May 2011 06:28:18 Z

by Martin_Kulhavy "Telc (pronouced Teltsch) is small town inthe south of the Czech Republic. It was on my list for a long time, so when I got the telescopic mast I didn't want to miss the opportunity. The weather was not great, but on the other hand the clouds make interesting atmosphere. There is also lovely castle in Telc, I will return there later. Here is my second panorama from Telc: http://photosynth.net/view.aspx?cid=ef42a438-4e24-43a6-b2df-2dcab41bc3ef"

Martin_Kulhavy 11 months ago

It is very stable. I have just checked the optimiser results and average error is just over 1 pixel with maximum of 3 pixels, so no extra errors due to the wind. You can actually see that there are almost no stitching errors. I always used guide ropes.

Mechelen from Brussels (20 km away)

Wed, 06 Jun 2012 17:18:24 Z

by MagiView "Mechelen is a beautiful historical town in the province of Antwerp located 20 km North of Brussels. I shot this pano from the 34th floor of the Brusilia building in Brussels, from which many Mechelen landmarks are visible on clear days. This pano captures the belfry of 15 Mechelen churches (including the Cathedral of St. Rumbold), four watertowers, and another 6 churches further away (including the 38 km far church of Ranst). It is a stitch of 17 photos shot in a row on a clear but cloudy summer evening, using a Nikon D7000 with a 600mm f4 lens and a x2 teleconverter. The ICE stitch was reworked and uploaded with Photoshop."

MagiView 11 months ago

Three conditions are needed:

1. The right equipment: very long telephoto lens, very sturdy tripod...

2. The right weather: clear but cloudy, otherwise the sun heats the air which creates blurrs.

3. A lot of time and patience:
- Before shooting: the right weather conditions are rare...
- When shooting: you have to wait for the sun to lit the subject, then take several photos to get one really crisp
- When processing: a lot of photoshop work is needed to remove the haze...

Willow

Tue, 27 Mar 2012 05:30:55 Z

by elfrench "This is a small cutting from a willow branch about three inches long. Magnification is 2X. This focus stacked macro panorama created from 1500 individual images. Zerene Stacker was used to focus stack each frame which was then stitched into the panorama using Microsoft ICE. Print size: Approximately 38"X94""

Clockarium 11 months ago

Superb!