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Re: starting up the elevation slope
Bostjan Burger 2008-Jun-20 19:25:00
Well I have succeed to stich some panos from yesterday. I would be glad for a hint which pano to upload ( http://www.burger.si/KSA/Jezersko_Cedca/seznam.html ) the first pano above the waterfall and flies - it is spherical or second one which was cylindrical and below the waterfall ? The third and fourth link are only zoomfy stiched from 80 photos, shot with 200 mm VR lense (all handheld) and resized to 25% for the internet.
I am aware that "geomorphological" panos are boring for the most of the public so I have one more pano "just in case" if none would be fine.
:) Bostjan
Bostjan Burger <#removed#> wrote: I did my shot today, but I am not sure if it will be ok� I started to climb early in the morning above the waterfall which was with the highest elevation and the height in my country. The rock where waterfall flows started to collapse one week ago and the whole mountain is falling apart � extraordinary geomorphologic event!I was equipped as it is needed but it was more for my psycho than really helpful. I am very careful person so I estimated that it maid be quite safe from the other side of the mountain but with additional hours of climbing. When I finally came there it was spectacular feeling but not so good to show the real situation with the VR panorama. I shot couple of panos, handheld. There were literally billons of mountain flies so taking pano was almost mission impossible � flees covered my helmet, face, lens, camera � like to be in a twilight zone � that�s why I am not sure if
the stitching will be a success. After returning in the bottom of the valley I visited the ?tricky? area below the waterfall but from the safe distance � it was a serious thread of the avalanche and the access was no recommended � even forbidden... Now I am too tired to stitch but I will do that over the weekend � maybe some of your voting then what pano to choose?
:) Bostjan
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