Peter West Carey explains how easy it is to create a gigapixel photography using Autopano Giga and a Gigapan Epic Pro
Friday, March 15th, 2013
Friday, March 15th, 2013
FIFA World Cup qualifier between Poland and England 23.8 Gigapixel panorama in Warsaw [stitched with Autopano Giga 3 beta 2]
Friday, November 30th, 2012
Red Bull Freestyle Motocross 2011: a giga panorama with Panogear head + Autopano Giga, by Radosław Piotrowski & Piotr Galas
Friday, September 2nd, 2011
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The Red Bull X-Fighters Freestyle Motocross event took place in August in Poznan, Poland: a nice playground for the Panogear motorized head to show what it is up to. As an expert of the panoramic format, Polish photographer RadosÅ‚aw Piotrowski and his colleague Piotr Galas created a 360° gigapixel panorama of the stadium using the Panogear head and image-stitching software Autopano Giga. Visit the website showing this big picture and read our interview to find out more about the Red Bull project and the other great projects of the team. Read the interview… |
Interview: Henry Stuart, photographer of the Royal Wedding Gigapixel Panorama (Kate & William giga photo), stitched with Autopano Giga
Wednesday, July 27th, 2011
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Henry Stuart is the director of Spherical Images, a London-based company specializing in the creation of high-quality virtual tours. Very recently he released several amazing 360° tours, including St Paul’s Cathedral 15.5 gigapixel virtual tour. In April 2011 he was the photographer of the Royal Wedding gigapixel panorama, ordered by the BBC. The photo shows Prince William and Kate Middleton on the procession route, surrounded by a crowd of thousands of people. Henry Stuart used Kolor Autopano Giga image-stitching software to assemble the 189 images of this panorama.
Read the interview… |
New lesson: stitching hundreds of images shot with a motorized head & Papywizard (gigapixel stitching)
Friday, July 8th, 2011
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This new tutorial lets you understand and use the Papywizard import module of Autopano Pro and Autopano Giga image-stitching software.
The aim is to assemble images that were shot following a defined path. When Autopano understands how you shot your photos, it can stitch them more precisely and force the position of some images (blue sky photos for instance). (…) Access the tutorial: Using Papywizard module |
