Aerial winterpano

[jrgen_schrader]

Shot on Friday (5D/10.5) and I am still sooooo excited :)))

http://schrader-air.de/panorama/badwiessee/

Yet I am working on another one from much lower. And of course there
are a couple from the ground.

Stitching and blending wasn't trivial since that baby is always
moving and besides the cabin there are no reliable static features to
place control points. The "cap" was a real pain since the pilot
wanted me to fix the camera to a rope which forced me to hold the
camera and monopod at head level while shooting.

Enjoy
Jürgen

[dalileis-4]

Kudos for this one. Simply stunning, feels almost like a fairytale.
Just waiting for some goblin, gremlin and such to jump out behind that
propeller. Terrific job!

--- In [hidden email], "Juergen Schrader" <panorama@...>
wrote:

>
> Shot on Friday (5D/10.5) and I am still sooooo excited :)))
>
> http://schrader-air.de/panorama/badwiessee/
>
> Yet I am working on another one from much lower. And of course there
> are a couple from the ground.
>
> Stitching and blending wasn't trivial since that baby is always
> moving and besides the cabin there are no reliable static features to
> place control points. The "cap" was a real pain since the pilot
> wanted me to fix the camera to a rope which forced me to hold the
> camera and monopod at head level while shooting.
>
> Enjoy
> Jürgen
>

[Mike Johnston]

That is great Jürgen.
Must have been a bit chilly.
Mike J.
-----Original Message-----
From: [hidden email] [mailto:[hidden email]]On
Behalf Of Juergen Schrader
Sent: Sunday, January 28, 2007 8:32 AM
To: [hidden email]
Subject: [PanoToolsNG] Aerial winterpano

Shot on Friday (5D/10.5) and I am still sooooo excited :)))

http://schrader-air.de/panorama/badwiessee/

Yet I am working on another one from much lower. And of course there
are a couple from the ground.

Stitching and blending wasn't trivial since that baby is always
moving and besides the cabin there are no reliable static features to
place control points. The "cap" was a real pain since the pilot
wanted me to fix the camera to a rope which forced me to hold the
camera and monopod at head level while shooting.

Enjoy
Jürgen

[Sacha Griffin]

That’s quite amazing. I’d love to see the original thumbnails to realize how
you approached your shots.

 

 

Sacha Griffin
Southern Digital Solutions LLC
www.southern-digital.com
www.seeit360.net
www.ezphotosafe.com
404-551-4275
404-731-7798

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From: Juergen Schrader [mailto:[hidden email]]
Sent: Sunday, January 28, 2007 10:32 AM
To: [hidden email]
Subject: [PanoToolsNG] Aerial winterpano

 

Shot on Friday (5D/10.5) and I am still sooooo excited :)))

http://schrader- <http://schrader-air.de/panorama/badwiessee/>
air.de/panorama/badwiessee/

Yet I am working on another one from much lower. And of course there
are a couple from the ground.

Stitching and blending wasn't trivial since that baby is always
moving and besides the cabin there are no reliable static features to
place control points. The "cap" was a real pain since the pilot
wanted me to fix the camera to a rope which forced me to hold the
camera and monopod at head level while shooting.

Enjoy
Jürgen

 



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[RomualdV]

Veeery nice,
and so cooold !

Romuald

ps : after landing, think to change the year after your name on  
bottom right of the page ;-)


Le 28 janv. 07 à 19:31, Juergen Schrader a écrit :

> Shot on Friday (5D/10.5) and I am still sooooo excited :)))
>
> http://schrader-air.de/panorama/badwiessee/
>
> Yet I am working on another one from much lower. And of course there
> are a couple from the ground.
>
> Stitching and blending wasn't trivial since that baby is always
> moving and besides the cabin there are no reliable static features to
> place control points. The "cap" was a real pain since the pilot
> wanted me to fix the camera to a rope which forced me to hold the
> camera and monopod at head level while shooting.
>
> Enjoy
> Jürgen
>
>
>
> --
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>

[gillesvidal]

Waooow ! Splendid !!! :^)))



G.
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--- In [hidden email], "Juergen Schrader" <panorama@...>
wrote:

>
> Shot on Friday (5D/10.5) and I am still sooooo excited :)))
>
> http://schrader-air.de/panorama/badwiessee/
>
> Yet I am working on another one from much lower. And of course there
> are a couple from the ground.
>
> Stitching and blending wasn't trivial since that baby is always
> moving and besides the cabin there are no reliable static features to
> place control points. The "cap" was a real pain since the pilot
> wanted me to fix the camera to a rope which forced me to hold the
> camera and monopod at head level while shooting.
>
> Enjoy
> Jürgen
>

[Gary Udstrand-3]

On 1/28/07, Juergen Schrader <[hidden email]> wrote:

>
> Shot on Friday (5D/10.5) and I am still sooooo excited :)))
>
> http://schrader-air.de/panorama/badwiessee/
>
> Yet I am working on another one from much lower. And of course there
> are a couple from the ground.
>
> Stitching and blending wasn't trivial since that baby is always
> moving and besides the cabin there are no reliable static features to
> place control points. The "cap" was a real pain since the pilot
> wanted me to fix the camera to a rope which forced me to hold the
> camera and monopod at head level while shooting.
>
> Enjoy
> Jürgen

That is spectacular!

--
-Gary


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[dalileis-4]

Yapp, me too... Thanks ahead, Jürgen..

--- In [hidden email], "Sacha Griffin" <sachagriffin@...>
wrote:

 I'd love to see the original thumbnails to realize how

> you approached your shots.
>
>  
>
>  
>
> Sacha Griffin
> Southern Digital Solutions LLC
> www.southern-digital.com
> www.seeit360.net
> www.ezphotosafe.com
> 404-551-4275
> 404-731-7798
>

[Tristan Shu]

Great work Jürgen, very very nice !
 
 
Tristan
www.tristanshu.com
 


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From: [hidden email] [mailto:[hidden email]] On
Behalf Of Juergen Schrader
Sent: dimanche 28 janvier 2007 16:32
To: [hidden email]
Subject: [PanoToolsNG] Aerial winterpano



Shot on Friday (5D/10.5) and I am still sooooo excited :)))

http://schrader- <http://schrader-air.de/panorama/badwiessee/>
air.de/panorama/badwiessee/

Yet I am working on another one from much lower. And of course there
are a couple from the ground.

Stitching and blending wasn't trivial since that baby is always
moving and besides the cabin there are no reliable static features to
place control points. The "cap" was a real pain since the pilot
wanted me to fix the camera to a rope which forced me to hold the
camera and monopod at head level while shooting.

Enjoy
Jürgen



 



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[3rw1n]

wow !!!

-----Message d'origine-----
De : [hidden email] [mailto:[hidden email]] De
la part de Juergen Schrader
Envoyé : dimanche 28 janvier 2007 16:32
À : [hidden email]
Objet : [PanoToolsNG] Aerial winterpano



Shot on Friday (5D/10.5) and I am still sooooo excited :)))

http://schrader- <http://schrader-air.de/panorama/badwiessee/>
air.de/panorama/badwiessee/

Yet I am working on another one from much lower. And of course there
are a couple from the ground.

Stitching and blending wasn't trivial since that baby is always
moving and besides the cabin there are no reliable static features to
place control points. The "cap" was a real pain since the pilot
wanted me to fix the camera to a rope which forced me to hold the
camera and monopod at head level while shooting.

Enjoy
Jürgen



 



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[Bernhard Vogl-2]

And i also want to know where to rent that blimp and how much they
charge ;-)

Very impressive shot Jürgen, congratulations!


> That’s quite amazing. I’d love to see the original thumbnails to realize how
> you approached your shots.
>
>  
> <http://schrader-air.de/panorama/badwiessee/>

[Luca Vascon]

:-O

WOOOOOOOOOW!!!
With the most beautyful aerial ship I've seen till now!!


  ----- Original Message -----
  From: Juergen Schrader
  To: [hidden email]
  Sent: Sunday, January 28, 2007 4:31 PM
  Subject: [PanoToolsNG] Aerial winterpano


  Shot on Friday (5D/10.5) and I am still sooooo excited :)))

  http://schrader-air.de/panorama/badwiessee/

  Yet I am working on another one from much lower. And of course there
  are a couple from the ground.

  Stitching and blending wasn't trivial since that baby is always
  moving and besides the cabin there are no reliable static features to
  place control points. The "cap" was a real pain since the pilot
  wanted me to fix the camera to a rope which forced me to hold the
  camera and monopod at head level while shooting.

  Enjoy
  Jürgen



   

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[jrgen_schrader]

Thank you, thank you. I'm overwhelmed.

Now that there is such a great interest, please give me a little time
and I will load some pictures and information to my webspace with all
desired information and of course a making of.

Thanks again
Jürgen

[Luca Vascon]

I want to build a blimp...
:-D

  ----- Original Message -----
  From: Bernhard Vogl
  To: [hidden email]
  Sent: Sunday, January 28, 2007 7:55 PM
  Subject: Re: [PanoToolsNG] Aerial winterpano


  And i also want to know where to rent that blimp and how much they
  charge ;-)

  Very impressive shot Jürgen, congratulations!

  > That’s quite amazing. I’d love to see the original thumbnails to realize how
  > you approached your shots.
  >
  >
  > <http://schrader-air.de/panorama/badwiessee/>



   

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[jrgen_schrader]

I know Luca, I know ;)

I will ask them what they will charge for a day in Venice or maybe we
can bribe them to join the meeting in Switzerland *g*.

From what they've told me (at that day they were very busy and had
little time to answer all my questions) the overall cost of such an
airship is 200.000 EUR and you will need a new skin at 100.000 EUR
after 3.000 hours.

Plus a big car and the crew.

Therefore the setup went amazingly fast. It took them just minutes to
blow 3.000 m^3 of air into the shell and heat it to carry the load.

And even more stunning was that they started and landed almost in mid
town from a place that wasn't much bigger then the area of the whole
ship. (i know many people who can't even do that witht heir cars,
hehe).

cu
Jürgen


--- In [hidden email], "Luca Vascon" <crimsonkingit@...>
wrote:

>
> I want to build a blimp...
> :-D
>
>   ----- Original Message -----
>   From: Bernhard Vogl
>   To: [hidden email]
>   Sent: Sunday, January 28, 2007 7:55 PM
>   Subject: Re: [PanoToolsNG] Aerial winterpano
>
>
>   And i also want to know where to rent that blimp and how much

they
>   charge ;-)
>
>   Very impressive shot Jürgen, congratulations!
>
>   > That’s quite amazing. I’d love to see the original
thumbnails to realize how

>   > you approached your shots.
>   >
>   >
>   > <http://schrader-air.de/panorama/badwiessee/>
>
>
>
>    
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

[Pat Swovelin-2]

Juergen Schrader wrote:

> I know Luca, I know ;)
>
> I will ask them what they will charge for a day in Venice or maybe we
> can bribe them to join the meeting in Switzerland *g*.
>
> >From what they've told me (at that day they were very busy and had
> little time to answer all my questions) the overall cost of such an
> airship is 200.000 EUR and you will need a new skin at 100.000 EUR
> after 3.000 hours.
>
> Plus a big car and the crew.
>
> Therefore the setup went amazingly fast. It took them just minutes to
> blow 3.000 m^3 of air into the shell and heat it to carry the load.
>
> And even more stunning was that they started and landed almost in mid
> town from a place that wasn't much bigger then the area of the whole
> ship. (i know many people who can't even do that witht heir cars,
> hehe).

Do you have any shots of the landing field (hopefully with the airship
in it)?

> cu
> Jürgen
>
>
> --- In [hidden email], "Luca Vascon" <crimsonkingit@...>
> wrote:
>> I want to build a blimp...
>> :-D
>>
>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: Bernhard Vogl
>> To: [hidden email]
>> Sent: Sunday, January 28, 2007 7:55 PM
>> Subject: Re: [PanoToolsNG] Aerial winterpano
>>
>>
>> And i also want to know where to rent that blimp and how much
> they
>> charge ;-)
>>
>> Very impressive shot Jürgen, congratulations!
>>
>> > That’s quite amazing. I’d love to see the original
> thumbnails to realize how
>> > you approached your shots.
>> >
>> >
>> > <http://schrader-air.de/panorama/badwiessee/>

Pat Swovelin
Cool Guy @ Large


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[Bernd Dohrmann]

!!! SUPERB !!!
More than a outstanding work Jürgen.

best Bernd



>> Shot on Friday (5D/10.5) and I am still sooooo excited :)))
>>http://schrader-air.de/panorama/badwiessee/ 
>> Enjoy
>> Jürgen

[Carel]

A beautifully shot mystery. Cant figure out how you filled the "cap".

Looking at the ground I see what looks like three balloons. One white, one yellow and one blue.
But even more surprising is a giant inflatable coca-cola bottle, standing next to the white balloon and seemingly even taller. I thought such tasteless crass commercialism was not allowed in EU ;-)

Carel

[Pat Swovelin-2]

Carel wrote:
> A beautifully shot mystery. Cant figure out how you filled the "cap".
>
> Looking at the ground I see what looks like three balloons. One white, one
> yellow and one blue.

There are actually 4 inflated balloons (the 3 you saw plus a white and
yellow one) on the deck and a 5th one (red) is being set up (you can see
the envelope stretched out on the ground) ... plus the Coke balloon.  
   =8^)

*Excellent* work, Jürgen.

> But even more surprising is a giant inflatable coca-cola bottle, standing
> next to the white balloon and seemingly even taller. I thought such
> tasteless crass commercialism was not allowed in EU ;-)
>
> Carel




Pat Swovelin
Cool Guy @ Large

[jrgen_schrader]

> Do you have any shots of the landing field (hopefully with the
airship
> in it)?


Sure, I will include them with the other pictures.

cu
Jürgen