gigapix Peter Grainger of CTV News BC interviewed Ronnie Miranda and featured the GigaPan technology and his various works. For the news feature which aired on Nov 17, 2010, Ronnie created a 1.8 gigapixel panorama of West Vancouver. Related Article: GigaPan Turn ‘Where’s Waldo?’ Into Child’s Play [tab: VIDEO] [tab: BEHIND-THE-SCENES] [tab:END]
Coquitlam 360° is a 5.7 billion pixel image of Coquitlam, BC. The image is made up of 666 photos taken on Oct 21, 2010 from the rooftop of the Levo building. Tri-City skyline captured A Port Moody man took scenic photography to a new level last month in creating the first ever 360-degree panorama shot …
Vancouver West End is a 10 billion pixel, 100° West-to-North view of Vancouver, BC Canada. The image is a composite of 816 individual photos taken on May 8, 2010 from the 58th floor of Living Shangri-la Vancouver using a GigaPan EPIC 100, Canon EOS Rebel T2i and a Canon EF 70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS USM. This …
[tab:DESCRIPTION] Vancouver 12-Gigapixels is a 240° East-to-Northwest view of Vancouver, BC Canada taken from the Living Shangri-la Vancouver skyscraper, the tallest building in the city. The image is a composite of 1608 individual photos taken on April 10 and May 8, 2010 between the hours 11:30am – 3:30pm using a GigaPan EPIC 100, Canon EOS …
Shot two 360° GigaPans of the Richmond Olympic Oval today. Each set consisted of 312 18-megapixel photos for a total of 624 photos which took 3 hours to complete. The Oval was the venue for the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics Speed Skating events. Most of the banners and decors have been removed. But some will …
Ronnie explains to Jeff Froehlich, Director of Sales & Marketing, how the GigaPan works. April 6 – The first of several days for the Shangri-la Hotel Vancouver GigaPan shoot. It was a long 12-hour work day that started at 10am. Today’s shoot: Orchid Suite (day and night scenes) Conway Room Foyer Conway Room (360° plus …