Thanks to @betazoid for co-ordinating the video meeting today! I mentioned that I’d upload some panoramas that I’ve done; this is the first I ever did (way back in February of 2011.) I originally began shooting it on January 3, but kept having to go back to re-shoot it because I messed up something or other.
it’s a single-row pano taken on an APS-C body with a 50mm prime lens. There are 34 stacks of 6 images each; exposure times from 1/8s to 2 minutes.
Post processing was done in QTPFSGui (now known as LuminanceHDR), Hugin, and GIMP. Image stacks were converted to EXR, stitched with Hugin, and then tonemapped. I used GIMP for some final touch-ups.
This image is about 18% the size of the original - (I tried uploading larger sizes but was unsuccessful.)
Thanks - yes, the original has a ton detail, but you get a good idea of it in this smaller one.
There is also the old Walterdale bridge and Epcor buildings visible, which don’t exist anymore. The Epcor building was demolished just after I took this - in fact one of my aborted attempts I could see construction workers removing the exterior lighting. The new Walterdale bridge is much prettier though - every time I’ve been down to shoot it there has been many others doing the same.
My first (failed) attempt was early January 2011. This was February 2, 2011 (the digital sign in front of the Kinsmen Sports Centre on the left side shows the date. )
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