Record breaking Panorama of London.
Panos are hot right now. This one stitched with a 7D and 400 F2.8L ISII. World record for size. 320 Gigapixel taken from atop BT Tower. Has 48000 frames.
http://btlondon2012.co.uk/pano.html
WOW!!!
Incredible amount of Detail by Zooming in (use scroll Wheel) can even see Peoples faces, 1/2 empty Coffee cups in Windows and people in the London Eye and Workmen on the Shard.
Amazing!! Thanks for sharing the link... :thumbup: :thumbup:
PalePictures wrote:
Panos are hot right now. This one stitched with a 7D and 400 F2.8L ISII. World record for size. 320 Gigapixel taken from atop BT Tower. Has 48000 frames.
http://btlondon2012.co.uk/pano.htmlDid you find the Blonde on the roof and the half car?
Fuond the 1/2 car but not the Blonde
That is truly awesome - always feel a tinge of jealously when I see your wonderful cities in the U.S. but this does evoke some level of local pride - thanks for posting. :thumbup:
I think I saw Dick Van Dyke on one of those roof tops.
Neat!
I'm still puzzling over Rathyatra's comment on those so-called U.S. 'wonderful cities.'
Must have built one somewhere when I wasn't looking.
Rathyatra wrote:
That is truly awesome - always feel a tinge of jealously when I see your wonderful cities in the U.S. but this does evoke some level of local pride - thanks for posting. :thumbup:
It should, it's one of the most exciting places i can think of.
Treepusher wrote:
Neat!
I'm still puzzling over Rathyatra's comment on those so-called U.S. 'wonderful cities.'
Must have built one somewhere when I wasn't looking.
Come on now, we have some wonderful places here. We get accustomed to places and take them for granted. Get out of Mass and travel around a bit.
UP-2-IT wrote:
Treepusher wrote:
Neat!
I'm still puzzling over Rathyatra's comment on those so-called U.S. 'wonderful cities.'
Must have built one somewhere when I wasn't looking.
Come on now, we have some wonderful places here. We get accustomed to places and take them for granted. Get out of Mass and travel around a bit.
I have traveled throughout the U.S., and live here by choice. Boston is one of America's shining stars, with history, culture and museums, educational opportunities, world-class hospitals and medical care, and a wealth of attractions, not the least of which are the Boston Symphony and Pops, the Patriots, Bruins, and Red Sox. Glass towers gleam in the sunset, harbor vistas thrill the senses, civic pride abounds.
Is it a great place to visit? Yes, maybe.
If you like hours spent sitting in traffic, constant noise, aggressive panhandlers, vast crowds of angry people forced to live piled on top of each other, trash piled in the streets, poverty and an abundance of crime, sure, Boston has it all.
Need a place to park? Forget about it, unless you're really really lucky. Want to go for a stroll on the Common under the stars? It's great, but better come armed, especially after midnight.
Do I love Boston? You bet, maybe the best city in the country. Do I think it's wonderful? Nope. Despite all it has to offer, I hate going there.
To quote the late John Denver, "Thank God I'm a country boy."
Treepusher wrote:
If you like hours spent sitting in traffic, constant noise, aggressive panhandlers, vast crowds of angry people forced to live piled on top of each other, trash piled in the streets, poverty and an abundance of crime, sure, Boston has it all.
Need a place to park? Forget about it, unless you're really really lucky. Want to go for a stroll on the Common under the stars? It's great, but better come armed, especially after midnight.
Do I love Boston? Do I think it's wonderful? Nope. Despite all it has to offer, I hate going there.
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Are you saying I should avoid this?
PalePictures wrote:
Panos are hot right now. This one stitched with a 7D and 400 F2.8L ISII. World record for size. 320 Gigapixel taken from atop BT Tower. Has 48000 frames.
http://btlondon2012.co.uk/pano.htmlCan this record be broken??
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