Originally posted by HCvE:
holy....! wow, clicking those snapshots really takes you into the picture...amazing stuff... how big is such a gigapan shot all together? |
0.06 gigapixels...which is relatively smallish in the GigaPan world :D
Originally posted by Kelli:
Pretty cool! When you zoom in on the guy with the red coat in the second shot, you have a floating head and a half missing head. |
unfortunately, there's a fair amount of that in this one, primarily due to shooting it hand-held.
this is INSANE!!
unlike the previous hand-held pano, this one was shot with the GigaPan with my 70-200 mounted and zoomed all the way out to 200mm. This was more of a proof of concept shot than anything else, as I didn't have time to manage every shot. The resulting image is a collection of 344 images (8 rows of 43 columns) that took nearly 30 minutes to capture. The processing took about 6 hours and still could use some work. All the same, I think I finally have a handle on what's involved in using this tool. Click the image below to visit the full-blown image, then click the snapshots below the image to see the detail...
and, btw, this gigapan weighs in a 1.16 gigapixels! (so you might have to be patient and give it time to load...)
in other words, the linked gigapan, if printed out, would be 43 feet wide and 8 feet tall...at 300dpi!!!
i can't wait to turn this on something a little more interesting ;-)
Message edited by author 2012-11-26 03:56:21. |
