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Alternate image created for Macro Mondays "Corner"
Fujifilm X-A1 with Minolta MC Rokkor-X 50mm f/3.5 Macro at f/5.6
10 image stack - images pre-aligned with align_image_stack from hugin and focus stack with ImageJ2
Lit with two flashes: Braun Hobby 17BC through grid at 1 o'clock to provide background highlight and Nikon SB-26 through snoot at camera right (~ 4 o'clock) to provide main light
Boston Back Bay skyline on July 4. People wait on river banks and in their private boats on the Charles river for the fireworks.
This panaroma was stitched with Hugin using three overlapping shots.
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Amy and I spent this deep-winter weekend at a cabin near Lake Red Rock in Iowa. We're still not doing any substantial travel, but local "glamping" is a satisfying alternative in the circumstances.
This is a fisheye view constructed from a couple of dozen point-and-shoot images.
"Guardare, cercare, trovare già pronta felicità che sappiamo quasi fosse anagramma di "facilità " barando su un'unica lettera".
Questo, almeno, finché non danno il via al cantiere per il recupero dello stabile, visto che ora è tutto recintato.
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Also posted on Light was enough.
Hugin (thought) is one of Odin's two ravens. At day he flies over Ã…sgard and Midgard. At night he sits on Odin's shoulder and whispers in his ear what he has seen.
Vectorama HDR image from this magnificent little detailed Chapel part of the hughe Liverpool Cathedral. 15 images were used to process 5 HDR images which are stitched together into a vectorama using Hugin Software.
Architect: John McAslan & Partners. Design consultant: Arup. Main contractor: Vinci Construction. Completion: March 2012
Panorámica de las motañas Spitzkope (Namibia) (+info: losviajesdeali.com/spitzkoppe/)realizada con múltiples fotografÃas y Hugin (hugin.sourceforge.net)
Habe mal den Potsdamer Platz mit Hilfe von Hugin als
"Little Planet" dargestellt. Schöner wird er dadurch auch nicht :-)
My first attempt at creating a 360° panorama. I wondered what the inside of my floating house would look like. Still needs work, but a good test. It required putting a light inside. Built in Mecabricks, rendered with Blender and stitched with Hugin.
Olympus Pen E-P5 test. Lumix 14mm prime, 2x pictures stitch, in-camera JPEG processing, no tone curve applied.
See original size for much more detail (5.5MB @21,272x2,503 pixels). See here for a smaller crop and resolution.
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DSLR : Canon EOS 200D Lense : Canon EF-S 55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS STM Software : Darktable2.4.4
Focal :100 Aperture :F5,6 Speed :1/100s ISO :400 Flash :On
68mm extension tube
Focus Stacking using Hugin
This is an image looking at the midships section of P158 Mysing, a Hugin-class guided-missile patrol boat. It was taken in the summer of 1985 off the-then Soviet port of Liepaya in what was is now Latvia.
The Hugins were 150-ton, 35 knot guided-missile patrol boats that could carry up to six Penguin surface-to-surface missiles (Swedish RB-12s) - a container for one can be seen next to the two crewmen. Mounted on the bow was a 57mm gun, which can be partially seen forward of the bridge above. The rails strapped on either side of the gun were for 103mm rocket flare launchers.
Each Hugin was 36.5m long, 6.2m in the beam and had a draught of 1.6m. They were manned by three officers and 19 men. Surprisingly, their diesel engines were retreads, having been taken from the earlier Plejad-class torpedo boats.
Mysing was retired in 1995 after 15 years's service.
I took this aboard HMS Boxer. The image has been scanned from a B&W negative.