elgin opera house circle


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    This semi-immersive panorama was taken during the rehearsals for the production of Fiddler On The Roof. This is the view from the Opera House’s circle.

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Lens Samyang 8mm; Nodal Ninja pano head + Manfrotto 338

This panorama was produced using a tripod, a levelling platform and a pano head. The 6 images that contribute to it are composed of 7 bracketed shots from 1/250 sec to 9 secs. The images were then stitched using Hugin and then transformed into a multi-resolution panorama with KRPano.

The field of view of the panorama is 287°x133°, the original stitched image dimensions are 11225×5206 and the version here was made from an image downsampled to 6000×2783 pixels.