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By:Hans Quak (Hans_Quak) on
July 5, 2009
Tags:
netherlands
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beach
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sunbathing
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swimming
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lake
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recreation
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park
This 2nd shot on this popular recreational location shows a lot of bathing and playing people.
This time I only shot 231 photo's because I was afraid that too many loose limbs and twisted people would be show up due to the movement.
Actually it wasn't too bad, I spend 3.5 hours to manipulate 25 photo's in such a way that the same playing or moving people would show up on surrounding photo's.
I think the result is worth exploring ! Apart from water ripples I think I caught the most noticable stitching errors !
If you start on the right side you will find a waterski track with 2 skiers plowing away and 2 fallen ones wondering what to do next. Next you can find boys playing with a frisbee and others with a ball in the water. Further to the left you can find countless people sunbathing and swimming on the next 3 beaches.
I stitched it on Mercator projection so that I can stretch it as an impressive sample on Canvas from Kodak (330 ppi input resolution on 600 dpi print of 1 by 6 meter). The first shot on this location is composed of 414 photo's and will be normally projected and geocoded so that you can see it on Google Earth !
It may take me a while to correct the gosts and twisted people on that 1775 Megapixel shot, so please check back later.
Date Taken: July 5, 2009
Date Added: July 8, 2009
Bookmarked: 0 times
Total Views: 1234 views
Snapshots: 10
Size: 1.20 gigapixels
Field of View: 53.1 degrees wide, 8.5 degrees high
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July 10, 2009 02:57 | Flag as inappropriate |
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Hi Hans, Adding moving people to the surrounding shots takes time, but I think the result is worth it. Tom Posted by tnp651 |
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July 10, 2009 03:37 | Flag as inappropriate |
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Hi Tom, having a late night ? Like yourself, I'm experimenting with catching action in Gigapans. I really like the action shots in your "nickelodeon Universe at the Mall of America" Gigapan ! I try to do it with the original photo's by using a large overlap (sometimes evn 50% so I can skip photo's). If you look at my "Airplanes touching down at Schiphol Airport" , you can see an example of that strategy. Everytime the Gigapan passed the traject where the planes passed by I stopped the automatic sequence, backed up one shot, waited for the next plane to approach, took a manual shot and the let the gigapan continue. Obviously a lot of these extra shots only caught half a plane, but 5 times I was lucky ! They still would show up only partially by the automatic stitcher program, but by copying the part in the overlap margin into the surrounding photo's this was corrected fairly easy ! Hans Posted by Hans_Quak |
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