At the time of shooting (August 07, 2004) this was my largest and most complex panorama. For this panorama I used 90 images in three rows in portrait orientation. Despite the 5 megapixel of the camera the final image has 32493 x 6171 pixels (that’s ~200 megapixel). It was really tricky to stitch, as the computer was reaching it’s limits in more than one aspect (main memory and hard disk).
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Camera Maker: CONTAX
Camera Model: Tvs Digital
Exposure Time (sec): 1/350
F-Number: 4.8
Focal Length (mm): 21.9
Lens: Contax Tvs Digital
ISO: 80
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