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Jaded

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Re: Panoramas
« Reply #100 on: 08 August, 2009, 06:12:27 pm »
Also from last night.

There are some stitching errors, I'm bored with correcting them so it will wait till I get home.

The image should link to a larger version, but not the full size one - which is 16,000 pixels wide.  :smug:

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BrianI

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Re: Panoramas
« Reply #101 on: 08 August, 2009, 06:41:32 pm »
A work in progress, I've still to clone out the tripod, and fix the blown highlights in the sky.  The pics were taking using my dslr + Sigma 10-20mm at 10mm, tripod and nodal ninja 3 panoramic tripod head.  It's the lighthouse on Gallie Craig.



Got a few more panoramas to stitch from my holidays at Dumfries + Galloway.
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andyoxon

Re: Panoramas
« Reply #102 on: 08 August, 2009, 08:00:09 pm »
BrianI, very nice work.

Looking across to Mont Blanc, from across the valley at Parc D'animalier.



Stitched with hugin from 9 vertical format images. Original is 8576 x 2448px.


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andyoxon

Re: Panoramas
« Reply #103 on: 08 August, 2009, 08:21:42 pm »
Quote from: Jaded on 08 August, 2009, 06:12:27 pm
Also from last night.

There are some stitching errors, I'm bored with correcting them so it will wait till I get home.

The image should link to a larger version, but not the full size one - which is 16,000 pixels wide.  :smug:



Jaded, where is this? Looks great.
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TimO

Re: Panoramas
« Reply #104 on: 09 August, 2009, 08:42:27 am »
Quote from: BrianI on 08 August, 2009, 06:41:32 pm
A work in progress, I've still to clone out the tripod, and fix the blown highlights in the sky.  The pics were taking using my dslr + Sigma 10-20mm at 10mm, tripod and nodal ninja 3 panoramic tripod head.  It's the lighthouse on Gallie Craig.

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Got a few more panoramas to stitch from my holidays at Dumfries + Galloway.

That's quite an interesting one (I like lighthouses, they fascinate me), but the "Culross Abbey" is definitely the best.  It as a variety of objects, all about the same apparent height, and nothing seems too distorted.  I'd put an image like that up on my wall. :thumbsup:
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Jaded

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Re: Panoramas
« Reply #105 on: 09 August, 2009, 10:27:07 am »
Quote from: andyoxon on 08 August, 2009, 08:21:42 pm
Quote from: Jaded on 08 August, 2009, 06:12:27 pm
Also from last night.

There are some stitching errors, I'm bored with correcting them so it will wait till I get home.

The image should link to a larger version, but not the full size one - which is 16,000 pixels wide.  :smug:


Jaded, where is this? Looks great.

Hi Andy,

It is taken from the north side of Stac Polly. That whole area had one visible sign of man - a boat on a loch. Otherwise it was completely deserted and effectively untouched. Incredible. As were the clouds of midges.
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bomber

Re: Panoramas
« Reply #106 on: 16 August, 2009, 02:34:53 am »
Got a couple from my current travels in New Zealand, first one is from Tongariro national park, taken not far from State Highway 1.  The 2nd is taken from the Queen Charlotte track.  Did it quickly so couldn't be arsed to sort out the slight lens flare issue.



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Re: Panoramas
« Reply #107 on: 16 August, 2009, 07:04:32 pm »
Quote from: Jaded on 09 August, 2009, 10:27:07 am


Jaded, where is this? Looks great.
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Hi Andy,

It is taken from the north side of Stac Polly. That whole area had one visible sign of man - a boat on a loch. Otherwise it was completely deserted and effectively untouched. Incredible. As were the clouds of midges.
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I used to work round the corner.  :smug:
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bomber

Re: Panoramas
« Reply #108 on: 21 August, 2009, 07:14:58 am »
Another couple from New Zealand, this time Queenstown and the view from the top of Mount Roy near wanaka;



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Aidan

Re: Panoramas
« Reply #109 on: 21 August, 2009, 07:35:27 am »
Quote from: bomber on 21 August, 2009, 07:14:58 am
Another couple from New Zealand, this time Queenstown and the view from the top of Mount Roy near wanaka;





great pics Bomber :thumbsup:
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clarion

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Re: Panoramas
« Reply #110 on: 01 September, 2009, 09:49:53 pm »
Nothing particularly special, compared to the lovely photos here, but here's a crop of a pic from a field somewhere in England

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Séamas M.

Re: Panoramas
« Reply #111 on: 01 September, 2009, 10:46:09 pm »
Maghery Footbridge, stitched together with Hugin, taken during Sunday's Lap the Lough.
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TimO

Re: Panoramas
« Reply #112 on: 02 September, 2009, 07:50:38 am »
Is the guy in the red jersey the same guy in the red jersey four times?

Across the bridge you've got the same grouping of colours, left to right, red, white, blue, blue at least twice, so they are all repeated. ;D

I love it with panos and people.  I've got a shot of the Thames with the same couple walking towards me on one side of the shot, and away on the other side.  It's almost perfectly symmetric. :)
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Séamas M.

Re: Panoramas
« Reply #113 on: 02 September, 2009, 01:03:26 pm »
There were only 2 images stitched to make this one up so unless somebody has managed to get a Faster Than Light  travel method perfected there should only be a maximum of 2 of anybody there .  ;D  The interval between snaps was probably about a minute though.
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Jaded

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Re: Panoramas
« Reply #114 on: 03 September, 2009, 09:07:02 pm »
Less of a panorama and more of a stitched sky.

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border-rider

Re: Panoramas
« Reply #115 on: 08 September, 2009, 06:26:34 pm »
Two from the last 2 weeks:





clickee for bigger.
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Polar Bear

Re: Panoramas
« Reply #116 on: 08 September, 2009, 06:46:17 pm »
Where  ???
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border-rider

Re: Panoramas
« Reply #117 on: 08 September, 2009, 06:49:05 pm »
Top one is the high plain badlands of Wyoming near the town of Green River; the lower is the Grand Tetons, a bit further North.
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Polar Bear

Re: Panoramas
« Reply #118 on: 08 September, 2009, 06:50:29 pm »
I meant, where are they?  I couldn't see them nor a link to them until I did a reply check. 

Spectacular.   :thumbsup:
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Re: Panoramas
« Reply #119 on: 08 September, 2009, 07:36:25 pm »
Two more Grand Teton pics.   If I'd known Hugin was so easy to use, I'd have done more.





edit: and some from Yellowstone.  This is Mammoth, over-run with Elk.








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Jaded

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Re: Panoramas
« Reply #120 on: 09 September, 2009, 12:11:28 am »
I shall have to go back to Monmouthshire - I missed those bits!  ;D

Wonderful!
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perpetual dan

Re: Panoramas
« Reply #121 on: 22 September, 2009, 09:52:16 pm »
A first bash at this. It all feels a bit narrow. Anyway, the edge of Dartmoor, out for a cycle ride on my holidays in August. Big version if you click.

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Jaded

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Re: Panoramas
« Reply #122 on: 22 September, 2009, 10:30:25 pm »
This one was taken yesterday, as reconnaissance for 7th October.

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GlasgowDave

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Re: Panoramas
« Reply #123 on: 30 December, 2009, 12:29:06 pm »
from last week, courtesy of CalMac Cruises

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Aidan

Re: Panoramas
« Reply #124 on: 31 December, 2009, 05:10:07 pm »
Holy island



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