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Parker-Bennett-Curry Library by Steve Kirtley

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Steve Kirtley Steve Kirtley
Explore score
137
Size
6.66 Gigapixels
Views
34939
Date added
September 16, 2008
Date taken
September 16, 2008
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Description

There was a 'stitcher out of RAM bug' error, but appears ok?

Testing Stitcher with over 1200 photos
Testing possible limitations with workstation. Macbook 4GB RAM
8GB SD HC
Manual Exposure, and Autofocus enabled.

I read a book while waiting for the picture to be taken.

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Canon G9 Settings:
AF Frame - FlexiZone
Spot AE Point - AF Point
MF-Point Zoon - On
Safety MF - Off
AF-assist Beam On
IS Mode - Off

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Bowling Green Kentucky

GigaPan Comments (7)

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  1. co-conspirators

    co-conspirators (December 06, 2009, 12:19PM )

    masterpiece (literally)

  2. Joshua Gill

    Joshua Gill (October 22, 2008, 10:18AM )

    All three world globes have Africa predominantly featured

  3. Steve Kirtley

    Steve Kirtley (October 08, 2008, 04:50AM )

    The lighting wasn't as bright as it appears in the image above. Many areas that had only flat areas like the wall caused the focus to get confused. It may take a few more shots until the focus was found again. I did try to pause and step back a few frames. This could have caused some extra camera movement.

  4. Joel Baldwin

    Joel Baldwin (October 08, 2008, 12:17AM )

    I love it! It's a great example of what can be done. However . . . I can find stiching errors and blurry sections. Was something moving the camera during shots? Or was the camera having focus problems sometimes? OK, I see, you had it focusing for each shot and in some cases adjacent shots would focus on different things.

  5. Illah Nourbakhsh

    Illah Nourbakhsh (September 26, 2008, 02:23AM )

    The sharpness over an image of this size is phenomenal. Well done!

  6. Payam Rahmani

    Payam Rahmani (September 18, 2008, 05:28AM )

    Wow, it's great

  7. Terry Foss

    Terry Foss (September 17, 2008, 09:07AM )

    Amazing detail. Thanks for the technical data. It's really helpful.

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Stitcher Notes

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Panorama size: 6660 megapixels (141628 x 47028 pixels)
Input images: 0 (0 columns by 5 rows)
Field of view: 360.0 degrees wide by 119.5 degrees high (top=53.3, bottom=-66.3)