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Castillo de Olite
Navarra (Spain)
13th and 14th centuries
Panorama with Hugin.
3 RAWS -> 9 JPG different exposures
Hugin (thought) is one of Odin's two ravens. At day he flies over Åsgard and Midgard. At night he sits on Odin's shoulder and whispers in his ear what he has seen.
A total of seven GE Dash 9 and EMD GP of BNSF, CSX and Norfolk Southern cuppled together, forming a package of unbelievable power.
Taken at BNSF Galesburg Terminal, edited with Hugin. Pentax K-5II and DA 35mm f2.4AL
These statues, in front of Building 44 on the Google campus, commemorate each Android release from Cupcake onwards.
Taking a panorama this close-up makes it look like the sculptures are all in a straight line and the building is curved. In fact, it's the other way around: the front of the building is straight, and the statues are in a roughly 90° arc around the viewing point on this path.
Alas, this picture was out of date even before I left Mountain View: a few days later I watched them bring the jellybeans out of the building and into a giant jellybean pot.
Unsurprisingly, Google Street View has a much better panorama of the statuary.
Walking by these buildings before night fell, it was too great not to capture.
Fujifilm X-Pro1
Voigtlander 40mm f/1.4
9 piece stitched panorama
A stereographic projection from this equirectangular panorama taking advantage of his creative commons licence
Original panorama taken in tokyo japan
160MP Panorama of 11 images taken using Nikkor 35mm f2.8 non-Ai and Cokin A121. Combined using Hugin, corrected distortion and colours in RawTherapee 5.9
After months of sorting it’s time to bring the lego room back to its normal, chaotic state. If I manage to get Hugin together he may be followed by a Munin.
Panasonic Lumix LX5. Handheld, so Hugin ended up with a little distortion. Very hazy day. Color enhance in Gimp, processed in Luminance HDR, DxO Optics Pro 10, and Lightroom. Luminance HDR 2.3.0 tonemapping parameters:
Operator: Reinhard05
Parameters:
Brightness: -10
Chromatic Adaptation: 0
Light Adaptation: 0.8
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PreGamma: 1
Four frames taken in Leamington last week, from Sagittarius at the southern horizon to some light-polluted clouds beyond Cassiopeia near the northern horizon. Best viewed large.
Canon XTi, kit lens @ 18mm, f3/5. Piggybacked on an Orion SVP 80ED. The Cygnus region is this photo, 10 minutes at ISO 800. The other photos are 3-4 minutes, ISO 1600.
This winter, I plan on re-imaging the Cassiopeia region when it's high overhead to mitigate the light pollution... and then extend the left end of this panorama through Orion and Canis Major. :)
Stitched with Hugin. Edit: made another attempt to match color and brightness between frames. Edit 2: smoothed out the blending.
Panorama Szczecina. Wzgórze Akademickie, 26 marca 2016.
Panorama of Szczecin. Academic Hill, 26th of March 2016.
Software usado para componer la panorámica: HUGIN
Software Libre multiplataforma(GNU/Linux,MacOs,MSWindows) y multi-lenguaje
sitio: hugin.sourceforge.net/
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This is a panoramic shot of the hills back home at the weekend, hope it comes across well!
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