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Nov 03, 2009 15:28 |  #1

I have seen a few photographers creating Gigapixel images in the Urban & Life and the Landscapes forums, hence I prefered to start this thread in this general thread.

I am very interested in doing Gigapixel work and just ordered the gear needed to start doing that. I have tried manually but it's way too much work so with automatic system it should be a breeze.

Anyways, to all of you doing or interested in creating Gigapixel images come on and share your experiences :)


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Nov 04, 2009 12:35 |  #2

http://www.harlem-13-gigapixels.com/ (external link)

I am a huge fan of this one


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Nov 04, 2009 13:54 |  #3

Really Misha? You must live in Harlem cause honestly that is a bit boring and bad gigapixel to me (not a fantastic location) and the sky stitch is all messed up...


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Nov 04, 2009 15:52 |  #4

yeah, I saw the missing cars and all, but I just the urban settings, though I must admit that the apertures that were used are a bit too wide.
any links to some good ones then?


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Nov 04, 2009 18:39 |  #5

I like the following:

http://gigapan.org/gig​apans/14729 (external link)
http://gigapan.org/gig​apans/5134 (external link)
http://gigapan.org/gig​apans/10660/ (external link)


is hard to get moving objects properly in a gigapixel image, even the clouds are hard if they are moving.


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Nov 04, 2009 19:11 |  #6

the El Capitan just rocked my socks off!!


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Nov 05, 2009 08:51 |  #7

Yeah... is a great image amazing how they kept the clouds looking great (I guess there was no wind at all). I think landscapes, interiors and work of arts are the best option for Gigapixel imagery since there is almost zero movement. For a gigapixel image you need hundreds of pics which takes from 15 mins up to 30 mins to get (with a robot system)


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Nov 05, 2009 23:21 |  #8

Anyone mind sharing how these are made?


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Nov 06, 2009 09:20 |  #9

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Anyone mind sharing how these are made?

Here's one way (this was for the Harlem image):
http://www.digitalcame​rainfo.com …13-Gigapixel-Panorama.htm (external link)


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Nov 08, 2009 10:53 |  #10

Gigapixel images are made using several individual photos and stitched together. In order to do this you either need a Pano head and do the work manually or use a robotic mechanism to automatically take the pics. I ordered a robotic system, which I should get next week. I tried doing my first gigapixel (I needed at least 100 photos with my 5D II) manually but it was a pain in the butt, so I am switching to automatic.


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Nov 08, 2009 21:58 |  #11

telles75 wrote in post #8977219 (external link)
Gigapixel images are made using several individual photos and stitched together. In order to do this you either need a Pano head and do the work manually or use a robotic mechanism to automatically take the pics. I ordered a robotic system, which I should get next week. I tried doing my first gigapixel (I needed at least 100 photos with my 5D II) manually but it was a pain in the butt, so I am switching to automatic.

link of robotic system?


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Nov 08, 2009 23:53 |  #12

AmpedPhoto wrote in post #8980365 (external link)
link of robotic system?


http://www.gigapansyst​ems.com/system-page.html (external link)


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Nov 09, 2009 12:15 as a reply to  @ telles75's post |  #13

Great Book

The very best book I have found on this subject is: Photographic Multishot Techniques: High Dynamic Range, Super-Resolution, Extended Depth of Field, Stitching, by J. and R. Gulbins

http://www.amazon.com …oks&qid=1257790​272&sr=1-1 (external link)

A great web site is Max Lyons Image Gallery:

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