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My personal favorite VR-Pano shoot in 2006 is a panorama view from the world's tallest observation wheel.
The London Eye, also known as the Millennium Wheel, standing at 135m, took seven years to design and build and located next to Londons Themse.
Serving as the ideal symbol for the Millennium, it represents the turning of the century.
The slow, 30-minute ride in high-tech "capsules" offers breathtaking views of London. Passengers can see over 25 miles in each direction and will view some of the world's most famous sights including Windsor Castle, the Palace of Westminster and the Houses of Parliament. There are over 15.000 visitors per day.
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Geographic Coordinates:
Latitude: 51° 30' 12" N
Longitude: 0° 7' 12.5" W
Elevation: 135
Precision is: High. Pinpoints the exact spot.
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Date/Time:
August, 2006
Equipment:
6 singelshots (1+4+1) hand held without any accessories like nodalpointadapter, monopod or tripod. Only two strong arms and the target in mind because the high security did not allow any large things and unkown objects in the cabins.
Hardware: Canon 300D with Sigma 8mm/F4 lens
Software: PtGui6, PhotoShop6 & pano2qtvr pro |
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