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Silver King at Crystal Mountain
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mattu
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Beautiful day at Crystal Mountain, Washington. You can see six volcanoes, from Hood (in Oregon) to Baker! The panorama was shot on Friday Jan. 27th 2012 between 11:00am and 1PM.
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Gigapixels
30.40
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23595
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Date Created
2/1/2012
Location
46.9157184627163
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David
Over 1 year ago
What a glorious pano Matt. Was it cold up there?
mattu
Over 1 year ago
Thanks David.
It was a pretty warm day. It actually took me a little while to cool off due to lugging the big pack up there.
Larry_R
Over 1 year ago
This is fantastic Matt! Just curious; how long does it take to simply save the working file? :-)
RELE
Over 1 year ago
Epic Matt! is this a 400mm?
AngelesCrest
Over 1 year ago
2 Hours shooting! Wow.
Q: Does it shoot in rows or columns? It seems columns would be better for changing light conditions.
Q: Was this HDR or single shot?
Very nice, thanks!
mattu
Over 1 year ago
Thanks everyone.
@Larry_R ICE took about 2 hours to stitch, Photoshop then takes 1/2 hour to load.
@RELE this was 300mm
@AngelesCrest the Gigapan shoots in columns. This was 1200 images shot in RAW (no HDR). I did tweak the white point and exposure for a lot of them before stitching because the camera was underexposing the snow, making a lot of the inputs grayish.
GigaView
Over 1 year ago
Gorgeous GigaPixel, MattU! A great example of what ski resorts and other large recreation properties can and should do.
mattu
Over 1 year ago
Thanks Thomas. Totally agree with you. These images work really well at ski areas. Still so much potential to do cool stuff here - e.g. overlay run names, tag yourself, overlay videos, ...
MagiView
Over 1 year ago
Great pano, Mattu. Impressive!
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