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Published: 2006-02-21 11:44:19 +0000 UTC; Views: 1947; Favourites: 47; Downloads: 110
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A pic of the Medieval Castle at Valentino Park, Turin, Italy. It was taken during the Torino 2006 Winter Olympics: the olympic rings are visible among the trees on the left of the castle, on the wall of one of the olympic contest sites (Torino Esposizioni Palace, figure skating).The pic is made of ten shots, stitched together; the original size is about 8600x3400.
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For a daylight shot of this castle, see Reflections in the daylight .
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thank you. i love that shot. i chose it carefully as my first deviation, it was far the best i had in my archive, and i think it still is one of the best ever.
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realy nice ! DO you have an exif data from that shot ? Id like to see it if its not a problem
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no, i have no exif data since it was stripped during the stitching process.
anyway, i still have a shot i took as a test before taking the pics for the panorama, and its exif data is as follows:
ExposureBiasValue: 0
ExposureTime: 5s
FNumber: F8
Flash: No
FocalLength: 16.6mm
ISOSpeedRatings: 64
Make: OLYMPUS CORPORATION
Model: C765UZ
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Ow, this is simply beautiful. I love the colors. And the panorama view is breathtaking.
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oh yeah, this blue of the walls of the castle makes me dream of standing there and watching this with my girlfriend ... i love your shots!
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thank you, i'm happy you enjoyed!
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yes it's what i thought when i saw that old fake castle lit that way...
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Wow, spectacular shot! I love the shade of lights and what a wonderful setting!
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thanks! i'm happy you enjoyed!
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Wow ...Simply Put this is one of the best if not THE best Panorama shot I have ever seen ..Great ...
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thank you, i am really pleased you enjoyed this pic
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This is really good! I really want to get some great night shots like this sometime. But its all about that right moment and you definitely captured one here.
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thank you abby, i'm really pleased you enjoyed the pic
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O_O
Just great..
I LOVE it!
You have to know that I ADORE panoramic shots..
One dream of mine si to own a panoramic film camera.. 
So, with this one you make me really envious.. >_<
My greatest compliments..
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I am very pleased you enjoyed this pic
but... my camera is a common digital one, no wideangle or panoramic film. all you have to do is to take shots as you were about to do a m osaic, and then put them together.
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ehehe, I know it..
But I think it is an hard work to put them together, and now I really don't know which software use to do this..
And I like the idea of a panoramic shutter with 120° of view.. *_*
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i know that photoshop can help. or, try autostitch [link] or panorama tools (panotools). why to stop at 120, when you can go 180 or more? and reanch the detail level you want?
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hello,
I love it....any others in the same style?
Bye
Abla
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hi, thanks for looking at my picture. yes i have some more like that in my gallery... please browse it, it's just a couple of pages at present.
please let me know if you find something you like.
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wow!
that's amazing!!
what kind of camera did you use?
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thanks!
i have a digital compact with a 10x optical zoom, but if i remember well i shooted at 50mm or so... at full zoom i would have had to take too much pics instead of the ten i actually took.
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thank you - i'm pleased you like it
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Beautiful capture and stitch wonderfully done!! 
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i have somewhere a panorama of that castle in the daylight, it's 15 shots, i have to upload it sooner or later...
thanks for your ethusiast comment, i really appreciate it
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stunning colour & contrast .... i love reflections
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