Almost Gigapixel – Robertson’s Lookout
I took another mega panorama last weekend from Robertson's Lookout (Between Mt Keira and Mt Kembla) and spent the rest of the weekend trying to process it.
I am getting close to my goal of taking a gigapixel image, this time it was taken on a tripod with a more powerful lense. It was made from joining around 300 photos and I managed to avoid missing any bits out this time.
For this one I managed to use a latter version of photoshop at school to crop it a bit and remove most of the jagged edges.
Check it out HERE
Pointless to have a thumbnail of the whole thing, so here is a thumbnail at 1/4 zoom at the steel works
Slouching around taking a few hundred photos on the edge of a cliff
I hope you enjoy it, and find some interesting spots, I plan on making my own version of the zoomify viewer where you can mark locations, so it makes it a big game of i-spy.
Arapilies 2010 Panoramas
A collection of panoramas from our easter trip to Mount Arapilies
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A view from the large belay shelf on the bard
A view of the camp site, just after ali barbers cave
A different than normal perspective, looking towards Arapilies from Miter rock
Bard buttress and Tiger wall
Jervis Bay
I took this picture when out on an early morning bike ride, it is 2 photos with different exposures overlayed on each other
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And this panorama after we built a giant sand pyramid, we calculated it and it turned out to be 10 tons 7 tons (correction) of sand (4.05 cubic meters)
Not very happy with this one picure
AJ2010 Panoramas
Recently went to the jamboree as a venturer, had an awesome time met some great people and took these panoramas at the opening ceremony
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Heron Island
Took these photos on our recent holiday to Heron Island, they turned out quite well, but then again Heron Island is a beautiful place and its prity hard to mess it up.
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A panorama made by joining 7 photos
I bought an underwater case for the trip, it was a DiCAPAC 410 and worked very well.
Overall a good holiday and we came out of it with some excellent photos.