lake wallowa


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    This immersive panorama is taken on the shore of Lake Wallowa in eastern Oregon, a little after sunrise.

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Lens Samyang 8mm; handheld

This panorama was made handheld from 8 images: 4 at roughly 0°, 2 orthogonally at roughly +60° and 2 orthogonally at roughly -60°. The images were then stitched using Hugin and then transformed into a multi-resolution panorama with KRPano.

The original stitched image dimensions are 13572×6786 and the version here was made from an image downsampled to 6000×3000 pixels.