Usage
Desktop controls
Zoom in: double click
Zoom out: right click
Move: Hold and drag
Mobile controls
Zoom in: double click (can be a bit tricky)
Zoom out: hold without moving for more than 2-3 seconds
Move: Touch and drag
License and Copyright
The JavaScript and HTML code for the viewer is licensed under GPL3.
The copyright of the panorama images are retained by the author.
Kahlenberg (
map), 2007.06.17
Technique: Mounted; tripod. Up and down pan, at 2 rows and 18 columns. Lanscape.
Total time: 5 minutes.
Capture mode: 200mm zoom. Landscape (auto), ISO 100, f/7.1 - 8, 1/320 - 1/400 s, JPEG@3888x2592.
Raw data: 36 images, 363 MP, 146 MB.
Output: 29407x3128 pixels / 92 MP
Üetliberg (
map), 2010.10.03
Technique: Tripod; loose ball-head. Up and down pan, at ~18 columns. Lanscape.
Total time: 4.30 minutes.
Capture mode: 200mm zoom. Manual, ISO 100, f/8, 1/400 s, JPEG@4752x3168.
Raw data: 211 images, 3165 MP, 1076 MB.
Output: 33585x6832 pixels / 230 MP
Cathedral of the Holy Cross and Saint Eulalia (
map), 2010.05.13
Technique: Hand-held. Left to right pan, at 1 row. Lanscape.
Total time: 40 seconds.
Capture mode: 20mm zoom. Manual, ISO 100, f/9, 1/100 s, JPEG@4752x3168.
Raw data: 13 images, 195 MP, 43 MB.
Output: 11741x1807 pixels / 21 MP
Panorama projection: General Panini, compression 100.
Notes: Due to auto-focus, the foreground has caused some DOF / focus issues in some of the sections. Also, detail in the dark sections comes at the cost of over-exposed clouds. There were high control-point mismatch during the stitching, so some glitches might have occurred.
Sagrada Familia (
map), 2010.05.13
Technique: Hand-held. Up / down scan, at ~9 columns. Portrait, with sky in landscape.
Total time: 90 seconds.
Capture mode: 55mm zoom. Manual, ISO 400, f/9, 1/100 s, JPEG@4752x3168.
Raw data: 65 images, 975 MP, 307 MB.
Output: 12210x8131 pixels / 99 MP.
Panorama projection: Rectilinear.
Notes: Although the view was confined between two pillars of the church, more of this foreground should have been included so to create a frame for the image, rather than cutting away information. Furthermore, the combination between portrait and landscape mode, where the skyline was added last was not ideal in post-processing. Better scan everything in portrait to get a larger part of the sky while still maintaining overlap on control points at the horizon.
