Panoramic Pictures* Photo Gallery by Ernst Sch at pbase.com

Panoramic Pictures*

A collection of panoramic shots with angles of 75 up tp 386 degrees.
Beware of big file sizes - if you have a fast modem line it is worthwhile
to look at the pictures in ORIGINAL size.
I indicated approximative file size because above 0.5 MB it will take a long time to download a file with a slow modem.

Alpine Panoramas	Town Panoramas	Lake Panoramas	Winter Panoramas
Panoramas seen while Hiking	Pano towards Stockhorn (1.3MB)	Lake Thun from Heiligenschwendi (0.6MB)	Panorama over Lake Thun (1.1MB)
Lake Thun and Mt. Niesen (0.5MB)	Panorama Tiefencastel (0.6MB)	Golden Gate Pano (0.5MB)	California Beach Pano (0.8MB)
Annapolis Harbor (0.8MB)	Pano Smithsonian Dulles VA (0.5MB)	My home village (0.5MB)	Village north of Zurich (0.5MB)
Where I grew up (1.2MB)	Night Pano Zurich (1.0MB)	Lake Katzensee - N (0.7MB)	Pano from Oberglatt towards the Airport and the Alps (0.9MB)
Pano towards Stockhorn	Early morning pano towards Stockhorn	Pano just before sunrise

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randolph45	PM reply	26-May-2011 07:16
nice shots I'm using a G5 for mine and Hugin software which is free.Most of mine are also handheld I did buy a used nodal ninja 3 pano head to do indoor at close range but haven't had a chance to use it yet Check out Max Lyons forum http://www.tawbaware.com/forum2/

joseantonio	PM reply	09-Feb-2011 18:15
Spectacular panoramas

Chicopilot	PM reply	08-Nov-2008 06:56
Wow !!! Very nice gallery !

John Sims	PM reply	20-Feb-2007 21:36
Most fantastic panoramas I show ever ! well done (v)

Linda LeBrun Matta	PM reply	28-Nov-2006 22:00
These are great!!!! I love the header/banner. I also have done a few pans you might be interested in =) [url http://www.pbase.com/wakenphotography/gallery/panoramics

Mattias Backström	PM reply	02-Aug-2006 10:55
Wow, this is amazing. And you've made it with a Powershot G2? Cool! It shows that you can create stunning masterpieces without a super mega ultra cool really expensive camera. Very inspiring, I love the waterfall in Viamala! You're a lucky guy :)

Guest	PM reply	14-Jun-2005 00:55
Thanks a lot Ernst for your response.....I'm really amazed knowing that you haven't used any special lenses here....It's very humiliating to those who had bought 180 deg. to 360 deg. fisheye lenses for hundred to thousand of dollars knowing that an old Canon digital camera model CANON G2 had done it all....with excellency!..but most of all I would give credit to the person behind the camera (ERNST) who had done this great work pretty well..I'm very impressed!

Ernst Sch	PM reply	13-Jun-2005 10:19
As a reply to the questions below I can make the following statements: I use no special optics - it's the old Canon G2 camera. I use no tripod. I assemble the pictures with the original Canon stitch software that was coming with the camera.

Guest	PM reply	13-Jun-2005 09:52
Hi Ernst,these are amazing shots....I love Panoramic pictures,I wonder if you used a 180 deg or 360 deg lens or your camera has a panorama setting because I don't think that you have used a software here to stitch the images, I had viewed the original images and I haven't seen any mark of the merged images. Could you please impart to us on how you do these kind of shots? your reponse is much appreciated. Thanks Ernst.

Fabienne	PM reply	29-May-2005 22:53
Des vues qui sortent tout droit d'un rêve. C'est beau et fait avec beaucoup de talent.

Leonard Martinez		13-Dec-2004 14:42
What an incredible panoply of panoramae!

Howard Sandler	PM reply	29-Oct-2004 14:49
Great panos!

Wei -----	PM reply	20-Oct-2004 04:29
Amazingly well done!

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