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Comments on Gigapan: Downtown Vancouver

  2. Downtown Vancouver is a 160° view of downtown Vancouver, BC Canada. The image is a composite of 1380 individual photos taken on December 17, 2010 using a GigaPan EPIC Pro, Canon EOS Rebel T2i and a Canon EF 400mm f/5.6L USM. Camera settings: Aperture f/11, Exposure time 1/640, ISO 400 The famous North Shore Moun...

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  1. Phil Hotten

    Phil Hotten (April 16, 2011, 11:03PM )

    An excellent pic. It really makes me miss Vancouver

  2. Karim Saad

    Karim Saad (April 03, 2011, 03:05AM )

    Tres Jolie. Well done...

  3. Brian Richards

    Brian Richards (February 12, 2011, 08:48AM )

    A beautiful view of Vancouver on a perfect day. I was visiting Granville Island in October for the iDMAA conference and took the following 360 VR views around the Island and False Creek www.360cities.net/search/photowebl ab-granville-island Will open in a new tab or window

  4. Vanessa Constanti

    Vanessa Constanti (January 10, 2011, 11:16AM )

    Bravo!!!

  5. Ronnie Miranda

    Ronnie Miranda (January 10, 2011, 10:32AM )

    Thanks Stoney! Everything was stitched with GigaPan Sitcher v1.1.1240 with vignetting correction off. I used the camera's built-in peripheral illumination correction. I then cleaned up the 'stitch joints' (mostly of cars, people and street details) in Photoshop. Sky, mountains, buildings were unaltered.

  6. Stoney Vintson

    Stoney Vintson (January 10, 2011, 09:51AM )

    Very nice Ronnie :) I especially like the BC ambulance helicopter and the clarity of the mountains. Did you use the dehazer in APG RC 2.5? Also the sky is blended very well. Did you need to apply adjust vignetting or use in camera peripheral illumination? And I thought the plane was a spec of dust until the dust move around and I zoomed in. This is expecially good for 10 gigapixels :)