San Diego skyline panorama

dups41

I was amazed at the sheer amount of detail present in agunther's Machu Picchu image that he posted a few weeks ago, here. After reading Andre's tutorial :thumb on creating high resolution panoramas, I headed down to Coronado island this weekend to try a skyline shot of San Diego. This is the result of a 2x15 image panoramo from my 350D with 70-200 @ 200mm. The final resolution is a little over 130 megapixels.

Exposure: ISO 400, f/11, 10s.
Here is a link to a larger version of the image.

--Andrew

Skippy

dups41 wrote:

I was amazed at the sheer amount of detail present in agunther's Machu Picchu image that he posted a few weeks ago, here. After reading Andre's tutorial on creating high resolution panoramas, I headed down to Coronado island this weekend to try a skyline shot of San Diego. This is the result of a 2x15 image panoramo from my 350D with 70-200 @ 200mm. The final resolution is a little over 130 megapixels.

Exposure: ISO 400, f/11, 10s.
Here is a link to a larger version of the image.

--Andrew

Hi Andrew........ these scaled down images for the net never do the original justice do they.

The sewing lookings pretty good, but the image looks hazey???
....Okay I just looked at the larger image, and it looks much better

Yep that link to the larger image shows it much clearer, you'd be pretty darn proud of the result I bet a really nice image you have there Andrew ........thanks for sharing........ Skippy (Australia)

Swartzy

Nicely done!
Beautiful pana. What a great city to photograph....I'm going reading now...this is done very well.

Awais Yaqub

clap
I am really impressed great panorama great clarity wonderful work done
keep it up

What 2 means in 2x15 ?


Just a littel brighter then my taste but i still love it

dups41

Thanks for the comments everyone.

Skippy wrote:

The sewing lookings pretty good, but the image looks hazey???

It was a very muggy evening with a lot of moisture hanging in the air. I will be back to try again on a clear night. Sharpness of the individual images is not too good either - there was a brisk wind that ended up causing vibrations even with the tripod weighted down, but I guess its not completely unexpected to need a more stable platform when using a 200mm lens in place of what would previously have been a 17mm.

Swartzy wrote:

What a great city to photograph....I'm going reading now...this is done very well.

Another good source of information on the subject is http://www.tawbaware.com/forum2

Awais Yaqub wrote:

What 2 means in 2x15 ?

There are a total of 30 component images 2 high, 15 wide.

--Andrew

Red Bull

Very nice. It's always cool to see a great image of the city you live in.:D Very well done.

ian408

I lived just around where you took that from. This brings back some great
memories and it's a great shot too

Ian

benbo

Woooooow look like a painting. Great work.

BenBo