Portland Panoramics

[Castillonis]

1240x139 17 inch monitors


1940x188 22 inch monitors
http://www.stoneyphoto.com/forum/NWd...d_1940x188.jpg

I shot this at too high of an ISO and too small of an aperture. I need to reshoot it.
Inset

[Castillonis]

Click on image to view the virtual panorama of Eliot Tower


Panorama Controls
Turn off the music w/ the pause button located in the bottom row controls
Enlarge to full screen by clicking the button on the far right after the files have loaded completely.
Navigate by clicking the screen with your mouse and dragging.

NOTE: I took the photos that comprise this media on Sunday 25May08.

[Castillonis]

Click on the image to view the virtual panorama


Virtual panorama controls
Turn off the music w/ the pause button located in the bottom row controls
Enlarge to full screen by clicking the button on the far right after the files have loaded completely.
Navigate by clicking the screen with your mouse and dragging.

NOTE: I took the photos that comprise this media and photo still on Sunday 25May08

[PacificNW]

You are doing a terrific job with these panorama shots!

[hossboss85]

Not really Portland architecture, but at least I got the "panoramic" part of it right...right?

Anyway, is this as big as flickr will let me go? Oh well. I guess you can always just zoom in on your browser.

From the Timbers game on Friday:

[MarkDaMan]

How much more appealing that field would be with a few more towers around it...Like on the Oregonian bunkers, and the Allegro actually built, oh, and git rid of that hideous MAC building and put in more seating and a tower on the corner.

[Castillonis]

Google map link to location
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=e...153964183,,0,5

Click on image to view virtual panoramic


Virtual panorama controls
Turn off the music w/ the pause button located in the bottom row controls
Enlarge to full screen by clicking the button on the far right after the files have loaded completely.
Navigate by clicking the screen with your mouse and dragging.

NOTE: I took the photos that comprise this media and photo still on Sunday 25May08

[Castillonis]

Here is a 100 photo panorama of Portland from the Vista Bridge. The panorama has some image quality problems because it was taken at ISO 400 on a bridge with some vibration. Use your scroll wheel on your mouse to quickly zoom in and out.

Portland city skyline from the Vista bridge
http://share.gigapan.org/viewGigapan...n.php?id=16609
Google Earth kml file (If newer Google earth is open, you may view in google earth)
http://share.gigapan.org/exportGigapan.php?id=16609

Coliseum and City skyline from the east side near the convention center
http://share.gigapan.org/viewGigapan...en.php?id=8960

Benson condominium fountain
http://share.gigapan.org/viewGigapan...n.php?id=14459

Gerding Theater mezzanine
http://share.gigapan.org/viewGigapan...n.php?id=13733

I have some better panoramas that I took with a Canon 5D mark II and a 600mm f/4L lens. They are very large and I have had some problems uploading them to the gigapan site. If I am not able to upload them soon, I will serve them from my web site.

[pdxman]

^^^Hey! Good to have you back Castillonis. Thanks for post.

[Okstate]

You caught two airplanes landing in that Vista shot.

[Sekkle]

I took the photos that comprise this pano (12 photos at 250mm) back in September. Click for a larger version (7621x533). The true full-size is too big to upload (at least to any of the free photo-hosting sites I use).

[smendesPDX]

great photo! thanks for posting

[Castillonis]

I took this 233 photo panoramic with a Canon 5D mark II and a Canon 600mm f4/L lens.

1. Click the button on the far right to go full screen ( best )
2. Use your mouse scroll wheel to zoom in and out
3. Drag the image with your mouse to move around

Can you find the silhouettes of people and see the paintings on the wall? I am planning on making a 1200mm photo soon since I have gained experience doing these 600mm panoramics.

http://www.stoneyphoto.com/examples/...r-defaults.htm

[Sekkle]

Wow. That is impressive. Pretty much puts anything I could ever hope to do to shame!

Do you own the 600mm f/4L? I've never even heard of a 1200mm. That would be interesting to see. What ISO was this pano shot at? The images look really clean/noise-free. Anyway, great job. Thanks for posting.

[twofiftyfive]

That is unbelievable. You can clearly see the Budweiser sign in Hollywood (just above the Eliot Tower).

[65MAX]

Wow, amazing! And you can see people IN the Eliot Tower.

[Castillonis]

I rented the Canon 600mm f4/L lens. It is about a $12,000 list and $7,700 street price lens.
I shot it at ISO 4000, 1/10s, f4.
I would use a 2x teleconverter connected to the 600mm lens. It depends which configuration gives me the best quality image.
The color balance needs work due to the sodium lighting.

[WonderlandPark]

Cool image, to bad the stitch went poorly (in the sky). Amazing to look into the windows.

[Port-of-Lands]

Where was that picture taken?

[Castillonis]

16th avenue above PSU