Hi All !


My new panos:

1. www.przewodnicy.zakopane.pl/rozne/20080107.html
stitched from 8 pictures

2. www.przewodnicy.zakopane.pl/rozne/20071218.html
360 degree pano, stitched from 5 pictures taken with fisheye lens
here is QTVR version: www.przewodnicy.zakopane.pl/360/


location: Polish Polar Station, Hornsund, Svalbard



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...oh, and I found two more yet:

3. www.przewodnicy.zakopane.pl/rozne/20071208.html

4. www.przewodnicy.zakopane.pl/rozne/20071228.html

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Best wishes !

Witek

Both are very nice but the first one is the best northern lights photo I've ever seen.

First is exceptional. Thanks for sharing.

I agree.

Mike.

Great work - the first one is a masterpiece.
Congratulations,
Bill

Gorgeous! Absolutely brilliant work!

John

Truly awesome! Thanks,




Gerard Kingma
www.kingma.nu

Ditto! All great, especially #1. Thanks for sharing them.

Very beautiful!

Can you elaborate on your technique a little (equipment used, exposure times etc.)? I'll be heading north to Norway in March, hopefully seeing and capturing some northern lights as well.

Thanks for sharing!

Andrew

Thanks

Nothing special...
Canon 20D, Canon 10-22 @ 10mm, f 4.0, 25 sec., ISO 400, sometimes ISO 800.
good tripod (I use Manfrotto 755B)
Timer Canon TC-80N3 (now I can't imagine taking photos without this gadget)

Make sure that you always have few fresh accumulators in pockets,
in low temperatures...

Few days ago I made simple voltage regulator for external
12V accumulator, with long wire (I have no battery grip).
After first tests, with 12V/4000mAh accu, it allows 22 hours
of shooting in -10 degrees C
(of course timer did it, not me )


And I wish you good luck and bright northern lights

Witek

Those are exceptional pano's Witek

Witek,

thanks for the additional infos - they are a good starting point!

Andrew

Beautifull shots, I was lucky enough to see them for real once, an amazing sight, your pics have brought back good memories! Thanks Wayne

WOW! What else can I say. pat

I agree - the first one is great!! I'm in Whitehorse right now (in northern Canada) hoping to find something like it!

Cheers,
Hugh