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Trees outside Carnegie Mellon's Cyert Hall. Gigapan Epic 100 canted downward 90 degrees taking an image set from the robot "horizon" up 45 degrees. www.google.com
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Toggle Minimize gigapan_commentPaul Heckbert (November 25, 2009, 11:37AM )
Great colors. Nice unorthodox perspective. Something to try: maybe rerun the stitcher on these input images and under Options select 'rows upward' and restitch and it should come out not rotated by 90 degrees. It's non-intuitive, but this actually works on all Gigapans.
Chris Fastie (October 17, 2009, 04:44PM )
You have created the fantastic planet Autumna. Only native Autumnans can explain how it can be that the ground is covered with orange sugar maple leaves, and all the leaves still on the trees are yellow. A wonderful puzzle.
Stoney Vintson (October 17, 2009, 04:31PM )
Cool shot : ) It is a little planet without having to do a stereographic projection conversion with the lattitude at -90 degrees. I love the wonderful orange and yellow colors of the leaves.
Dave Belcher (October 17, 2009, 05:44AM )
Wow, that's an astonishing perspective!...and thanks for the comments on my Dawson Falls panorama. Here's one of the next in line to be uploaded: Helmcken Falls, on the same river downstream. (this is a 10% reduction of the original Gigapan) www.pbase.com/darby2/image/1183120 26/original