Vienna aerial view - Photosynth

Description

The pictures for this panorama were captured on 28th of May, 2o12 (o8:55am) from the construction crane used to build up the "Vienna DC Tower" building at apx. 150m above ground level.

The pano consists of 68 pics (3648 x 2736) shot with an Olympus SP-570 UZ, manually set to ISO-64, F5.6, 1/250s and lens focal lenght ~57mm.

Hope to redo this in high resolution soon!

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Megapixels	474.28
Views	13465
Favorites	14
Date Created	6/2/2012

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48.2316220163053 16.4128818678505

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HarasPlessis 11 months ago

Superb, CamDog. I have favorited it.
How did you make this pano? From a helicopter drone? With which lens?

paulraven 11 months ago

Awesome!

CamDog 11 months ago

@HarasPlessis: Thx! Yes, would love to have a helicoptic robohead you mentioned but alas, it was only done from top of a crane ;-)

CamDog 11 months ago

@paulraven: Thx! :-)

Juanjo_Miralles 11 months ago

Congratulations for this "photo". Very nice place to take the photo

MagiView 11 months ago

Impressive, CamDog. It's now in my favorites.

How comes the crane doesn't show of the photo?

CamDog 11 months ago

@Juanjo_Miralles: Thx! Indeed a very airy location, I like this place. First time I was there a strong wind was blowing, also moving the entire crane...

CamDog 11 months ago

@MagiView: Thank you! Well, first I was surprised about the missing crane too. But I guess it happens during stitching, when many pictures from different sides and angles provide overlapping information. So your feet or standig (or the crane in this case) simply drops out when the output is rendered. Try to look down straight to the ground, zoom in and you will see at least some (yellow) remains of the crane.

MagiView 6 months ago

Thanks for your reply, CamDog.
When are you going to publish another pano as great as this one?

brandywine1960 7 days ago

This is a fantastic pic it really puts you there.

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