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  1. Here's a teaser for the larger one I'm working on. Snapped this one handheld while the machines were working the larger pano.

  2. Here's the new edit thanks to some helpful tips from Eric at xRez Studios. Got some new tools and fixed the vignetting errors that littered the last image.

  3. Need to figure how to work the night sky in a pano better. But this being my first night mountain pano...I'm fairly pleased. This was shot early this morning 05/01/2013 from 0209 hrs to 0235 hrs as the Moon rose to highlight the upper mountain. It took a little bit of time to dial in the exposure setting on the Giga...

  4. Here's my first night HDR Pano. The brackets naturally had to be limited to the 1 minute max of the exposure time setting on the Epic Pro. If this gets opened up than the options are endless with the Promote Control tethered.

  5. I carried my 1 yr old up to Wiesendanger Falls yesterday morning 03-30-2013. I also took up the GigaPan and Promote gear with my camera and did a bracket pano with my tripod just barely out of the way for the hearty souls running teh Gorge Falls 50K. Next year I think I'l have to find a spot to get some unique shots ...

  6. Here's my first test HDR Panoramic image taken during the fast changing light at sunset the other evening. I took the entire pano with my Canon 40D at 135mm hooked up to the Promote Control set to a 0.7 stop increment for 5 brackets. The GigaPan Epic Pro was used to pan the camera and trigger the Promote for the requ...

  7. A nice remote creek in the Siouxon Area. Less people than the Gorge and more enjoyable if you want to work for it.

  8. An intial render of Mackenzie Head from Cape Disappointment. The larger version has more work to be done.

  9. Naturally some ghosting since I took this pano during Happy Hour.

  10. Shot 02/14/2013 in a hasty quick shoot with less than ideal condition from near Silcox Hut above Timberline Lodge, Mount Hood. Check my blog soon for more on this shot. www.poultonimaging.com Will open in a new tab or window

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