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Comments on Gigapan: Thingvellir

  2. View east from the amazing rift zone in Iceland, also a rather historic place as the launch of a democratic government here before 1000 AD. Ironically, I was setting up the rig, and someone asked, "Is that a Gigapan?" -- the first time someone knew the device. He and his friends had been at Carnegie Mellon...

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        November 28, 2008
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GigaPan Comments (4)

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  1. Dan Rapoport and Leto Karatsolis-Chanikian

    Dan Rapoport and Leto Karatsolis-Chanikian (June 13, 2010, 12:47PM )

    I am part of a group of Carnegie Mellon Architecture Students and we were just in Iceland and took a gigapan to Thingvellir on May 26, you can check out the images as well! It is a small world :)

  2. Ben Kinsley

    Ben Kinsley (December 01, 2008, 02:16PM )

    Hi Alan. Ben here - 1/2 of the other Iceland gigapan duo. Nice to see the Thingvellir photo after being there at the same time! You can check out the photos Ian and I took on my profile page. And check back because I'm borrowing the device for the next couple of months and plan on going a bit crazy here in the middle of the dark winter.

  3. Alan Levine

    Alan Levine (November 29, 2008, 10:44PM )

    Hahahahaha.... I likely lost; I am miffed I seem to have forgotten to lock in my exposure. They were not packing theirs, so there was no violence.

  4. Mike McCaffrey

    Mike McCaffrey (November 29, 2008, 09:47PM )

    If I ever ran into someone else packing a GigaPan, there would have to be an immediate duel. If not to the death, then at least to see whom can wield it to the best photographic effect.