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Jun 04, 2015 21:47 |  #1

Well, with the EF400 F2.8 IS USM II. Feel free to zoom in. The resolution is incredible....:-P:-P:-P

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Pretty cool stuff.


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Jun 04, 2015 22:08 |  #3

The trolley car on the left was added in PS, and there is some pretty poor stitching cloning in some areas, undetectable in others.

that said, Wow.


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Jun 04, 2015 22:10 as a reply to  @ CyberDyneSystems's post |  #4

You could make a game out of finding interesting things.

I found 6 people together in one spot.

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Jun 04, 2015 22:25 |  #5

Here is an example of a bad stitch area.


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Jun 05, 2015 01:49 |  #6

Yeah...on closer look, there were a few badly stitched areas and I totally missed out on the people...duh....

I guess I was just overwhelmed by the scale of it all. :cry::cry::cry:




  
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Jun 06, 2015 07:34 |  #7

Brilliant work.

A few easter eggs, see if you can find them...

Two climbers having lunch on the Arete des Cosmiques
Two climbers practising crevasse rescue on the Vallee Blanche
Two climbers on a ridge that I can't remember :)
Climbers gearing up to descend to the Vallee Blanche
Two climbers under the Grand Mulets hut
2 pairs of skis sticking out of the snow with no one near them (Hope they didn't disappear into a crevasse)
The fixed ropes on the Dent du Geant

I'll look for some more when I get time.

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Jun 06, 2015 09:47 |  #8

You can see the Barage DEmosson which is about 16 miles away. I find this to be impressive.

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Jun 06, 2015 10:19 |  #9

Talley wrote in post #17586343 (external link)
You can see the Barage DEmosson which is about 16 miles away. I find this to be impressive.

Impressive yes, but you can also see another example of a bad stitch.


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Jun 06, 2015 10:23 |  #10

It looks like cable car #4 got cloned....


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Jun 06, 2015 11:26 |  #11

I think it's just the nature also of moving objects appearing in two images due to the thousands of shots this had to of taken.


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Jun 10, 2016 20:30 |  #12

Talley wrote in post #17586436 (external link)
I think it's just the nature also of moving objects appearing in two images due to the thousands of shots this had to of taken.

70.000

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