Equirectangular projection of the information sign.
1/1000s f/5,6 ISO 100/21° f=7,5mm
Rectangular projection of the information sign.
Viewpoint 2
Within a minute, the weather shifted from sunny with clouds to overcast and windy.
Panorama Timestamps:
Time
Weather
Action
09:45:18
⛅
09:45:21
⛅
09:45:24
⛅
09:45:27
⛅
move the bicycle
09:45:45
☁️
again move the bicycle
09:46:10
☁️
09:46:12
☁️
09:46:15
☁️
remove the camera from the nodal adapter1 and prepare for the nadir2
09:46:27
☁️
The forecast was ⛅ until noon. This is what the actual weather turned out to be:
The panorama vividly captures the swift weather change, with the shadow gradually fading in the final pictures, creating an eerie emptiness.
And the Cybertruck nearly obscured Mount Rainier.
For landscape-style panoramas, a nodal adapter on a tripod isn't necessary. However, with close objects like the guard rail, a nodal adapter is recommended. ↩
In panorama photography, the nadir is the point directly below the camera. PTGui's viewpoint correction makes handheld nadir pictures easy to stitch. ↩
This panorama was captured from 7 vantage points on the observation platform.
Almost like The Tower Panorama.
A total of eight images were used to create the panorama. One additional shot (#4) was taken moments later to capture a boat that had just entered the scene. Since this image was slightly out of alignment, it was registered to the first frame using control points and selectively masked to seamlessly integrate the boat into the final composition.
Selling lenses (and 📷) is easy. At least according to the offers from small and large camera dealers.
Advertising with 'up to 70% of retail' should have the focus on 'up to'.
Here is my result: Quotes from camera sites and then selling at eBay at the average eBay price.
If the value is 0, they didn't want the lens.
The quote from Adorama required to send in the lenses, but I was told the estimate would be around 500. B&H's is similiar price, but there is an exception for the Nikon AI-S 28-85 f/3.5-4.5. Seems like a very sought-after lens, but not for MBP.
So far, B&H pays best for those (vintage) lenses.
The last two lenses I decided to keep, but I had them added to the quote to check. Would you sell for this price?
I often pass the Montlake Bridge on my way to UW, but today was different—the bridge opened for water traffic just as I got there. The light turned red, and the bars descended, signaling the bridge's closure. I watched as the bridge slowly lifted to allow a sailboat to pass through, but I only saw the sailboat's mast passing by. Interesting to see the massive structure rise and then descend back into place.
