View from Peases Lookout

Eungella National Park

Central Queensland

West of Mackay

This is a stitch of 19 photos in two rows shot with a Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II lens, combined with AutoStitch. The resultant image is roughly 58Mpx.

The full size image can be found over here on the gallery.

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View all photos taken: Tuesday, 9th October 2007, This photo: 6:40pm

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Comments

  • bachamp said:
    Thats Huge.

    One question, if there are 2 rows why is there a odd number of photos?

    Nice shot.
  • Shaun Johnston said:
    Great shot. I went camping a couple of times at Eungella Dam as a kid.
  • Jack High said:
    Now that's what I call a landscape shot, very wide and stunning, really captures what the eye could see (wish I could be there now). I like the framing of the trees either side as well.

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  • apurdam (Andrew) said:
    bachamp 2 rows and odd number of photos often happens with wide panos. It's just a matter of not having the same level of overlap on each frame. Some of the cheaper stitching software can't cope with that, but one's like Autostitch and (I hope - I can't remember testing it) ptgui can.

    Impressive bit of real-estate, Dave.
  • David de Groot said:
    bachamp Because I can't count when taking photos of course! ;-) There should have been 20, but I lost count while shooting, however I still managed to cover the scene sufficiently.

    It's a very nice area. I found the falls around Finch Hatton to be excellent too.

    Thanks :) Incidentally I took the same panorama with the 10-20mm (@10mm) and it took only three shots to get the same area of coverage ;-)

    Quite so Andrew. Yeah AutoStitch (and the other software based on it's engine) handle odd shots nicely.
  • photo by Alison said:
    that's amazing. I'm sure it still doesn't compare to being there...
  • David de Groot said:
    'tis only a shame it was a hazy day or the view would go all the way to the coast. It's a nice place and I recommend a good explore of the area if you're ever up that far.
  • flash of light said:
    Amazing scene - I viewed it large in your gallery. Can't see any joins either!
  • David de Groot said:
    Autostitch does a pretty impressive job on the joins doesn't it ?
  • yewenyi (文意) said:
    alas my photo from here was just a wall of pure white. blasted cyclones.

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  • David de Groot said:
    Pesky Cyclones indeed! And here I was worried about the mild haze you can see in this shot ;-)
  • Clearskies Images said:
    Fantastic!!
    Beautifully done!
  • David de Groot said:
    Thanks :)
  • ~Prescott said:
    Looks familiar. You have much more patience than me with stitching :)
  • David de Groot said:
    Looks like you had a clearer day at least. As for the stitching, just a matter of taking the shots with enough overlap and then letting AutoStitch (in this case) or Hugin do all the work :)