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About This GigaPan
Toggle- Taken by
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Jason Buchheim
- Explore score
- 124
- Size
- 0.21 Gigapixels
- Views
- 17252
- Date added
- January 28, 2009
- Date taken
- January 25, 2009
- Categories
- experimental, night, photojournalism, sports
- Galleries
- Competitions
- Tags
- medalist, olympic, colorado, superpipe, extreme, gold, espn, snowboarding, white, shaun, games, x, medal, aspen, sports, action
- Description
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Olympic Gold Medalist Shaun White throws it extreme on his run for X-Games 13 in Aspen Colorado, January 25, 2009. (multiple exposure- everyone in the halfpipe is Shaun White)
- Stitcher Notes
Payam Rahmani (February 24, 2009, 11:30PM)
Fantastic. I saw it one month ago and I didn't get what is happening (like you mother). Well done.
Sara Masters (February 19, 2009, 07:27PM)
Kahuna (reply), You should tell the Gigapan people, by clicking on Contact Us, which is at the bottom of every page, about your problem. Sara
Sara Masters (February 19, 2009, 07:23PM)
Jason, Did you ever show this to Shaun White? My sons are in Denver and just asked me if anyone in Colorado has a Gigapan, which led me to you. Do you have a Gigapan or just use stitching, which I see in the comments? These are great pictures! Sara
David Mitchell (February 14, 2009, 09:01PM)
How do I get a GigaPan EPIC? I click on it and nothing happens. http://www.ellwoodcity.biz
Gordon Atwell (February 11, 2009, 05:10PM)
Standard reply... :(
Randy Sargent (February 10, 2009, 11:30AM)
Jason, I absolutely love this. Well done!
Jason Buchheim (February 10, 2009, 10:21AM)
Yes, this was done first by capturing the scene, then capturing the action with a Nikon D200 high speed shooting. Its a bit grainy because it was ISO 1600 and it was snowing. I stitched it with PTGui as it has an excellent layers with masks Photoshop output, which made it easy to add Shaun back in in each spot (each photo was in the right place, just had to reveal from the mask). It still took a whole day of photoshop work to make it all seamless and error free. Standing in front of me was the 'Mega Mo' slow motion camera operator. She was pretty cool to talk to. Her camera captures 600 frames per second for 30 seconds. Thanks for enjoying this panorama! Jason
Stoney Vintson (February 09, 2009, 10:02AM)
Jason, this is an awesome panorama :) Did you composite a rapid series of other camera shots with the gigapan? It is a really good idea.