Boston POTN Meet (2)

scotteisenphotography wrote in post #15808076
Well actually it wasn't my idea, and I'm not doing the planning. A fellow photojournalist had the idea and there is more to it but as soon as I know..and hey, if you have a problem with it, don't come. Simple as that.

Scott's skin is too pink. Not thick at all.

Nathan wrote in post #15808112
Scott's skin is too pink. Not thick at all.

No you just constantly post ignorant comments on my posts. But if you'd like to discuss skin thickness based on real-life experiences, I'd welcome that conversation.

Brendon

I hope Ireland is treating you well when we were at Ashford Castle they brought in a person by helicopter so he could fly fish it was rather comical to see the golf cart come out an drive the guy 50 yards to the river.

DiMAn0684 wrote in post #15807903
I got the idea by reading about this project: http://www.gigapixelpe​ru.com/About_The_Image​.html

took them ~1.5 hrs to stitch together 1920 shots from 7D on a pretty beefy MacPro.

From the website:

The picture was made with the Canon 7D and a 400mm lens. It consists of 1920 pictures with 18 megapixel, which was recorded by a photo-robot in 1 hour and 44 minutes.
With a resolution of 297,500 x 87,500 pixel (15.9 gigapixels) the picture is the highest resolution photo of Machu Picchu ever taken. Image stitching was done on a MacPro Hexacore 2.67Ghz, 32GB Ram and OCZ 960GB RevoDrive. Render time was 1.5hrs.

The image took 11.5 hours to upload to gigapan.com which is the largest upload of a .PSB file to date.

The software required 10.5 hours and 120 gigabytes of free disk space to read and convert the PSB file, and 1 hour to do the upload of 6.9 gigabytes.

scotteisenphotography wrote in post #15808145
No you just constantly post ignorant comments on my posts. But if you'd like to discuss skin thickness based on real-life experiences, I'd welcome that conversation.

I'd buy a beer to watch the conversation between you two

flyfisher wrote in post #15808200
Brendon

I hope Ireland is treating you well when we were at Ashford Castle they brought in a person by helicopter so he could fly fish it was rather comical to see the golf cart come out an drive the guy 50 yards to the river.

prima donnas, steve!

Harm wrote in post #15808397
From the website:

The picture was made with the Canon 7D and a 400mm lens. It consists of 1920 pictures with 18 megapixel, which was recorded by a photo-robot in 1 hour and 44 minutes.
With a resolution of 297,500 x 87,500 pixel (15.9 gigapixels) the picture is the highest resolution photo of Machu Picchu ever taken. Image stitching was done on a MacPro Hexacore 2.67Ghz, 32GB Ram and OCZ 960GB RevoDrive. Render time was 1.5hrs.

The image took 11.5 hours to upload to gigapan.com which is the largest upload of a .PSB file to date.

The software required 10.5 hours and 120 gigabytes of free disk space to read and convert the PSB file, and 1 hour to do the upload of 6.9 gigabytes.

It takes a long time (10+ hrs) to make it usable for gigapan web site (if you want to post it online and let users zoom in / out), but to render the image it "only" took 1.5 hrs.

symbolphoto wrote in post #15807618
Agent,

I go through the same issues while traveling also. I used to bring quite a bit of gear during travel. As I write this (in Ireland at Ashford castle) I only have my Fuji x-pro 1 with 14mm lens. I really miss the diversity of having a bit of kit with me. But once I get home, I'll look over the images and decide whether I can travel with so little kit again. Right now I'm leaning towards not only bringing the X-pro 1 in the future. We'll see how it goes....

Scott, let's party? Who gets your parking spot in Brookline? Lol....

I think the last time I stayed at Ashford castle I hadn't even HEARD of digital photography and would have gladly killed for a x-pro... Hope you're having fun over there.

Scott I'm down for a few going away beers! Although I do plan on having a few with you in Chicago as well haha

remotehuman wrote in post #15808640
Scott I'm down for a few going away beers! Although I do plan on having a few with you in Chicago as well haha

helll yeahhh

remotehuman wrote in post #15808640
Scott I'm down for a few going away beers! Although I do plan on having a few with you in Chicago as well haha

stalker!

Harm wrote in post #15808683
stalker!

Nah we just hang out more than y'all

BFFs!

featuring matching murses?

Mistabernie wrote in post #15809120
featuring matching murses?

nailed it!

Wish I had done something like this ten years ago. Enjoy it Scott!

Mistabernie wrote in post #15809120
featuring matching murses?

I prefer to call the crumpler my diaper bag