Royal Castle

Dobczyce, Poland

March 20, 2011, 14:15 local time

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According to Wikipedia, Dobczyce is a town in southern Poland, situated in the Lesser Poland Voivodeship. There is a large dam on the river Raba and a partially rebuilt 14th century castle, which is open for tourists.

It could be a perfect place for shooting WWP panorama if the weather would be pleasant, which was not the case... +4 Celsius and strong wind took all the pleasure out of us. Well, maybe next time!

Location

Europe / Poland

Lat: 49° 52' 36.53" N
Long: 20° 5' 5.94" E

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Precision is: High. Pinpoints the exact spot.

Equipment

The panorama was taken with a Peleng MC f 3.5/8 mm lens (set at f 8, ~ 1.5 m) on Canon EOS 20D camera, (set at: 1/250, ISO 200).

The panorama was stitched with 5 images (4 around plus nadir) using Professor’s Helmut Dersch Panorama Tools (PTGui 4.1 graphical interface). Autopano and Enblend, as well as GIMP's ability to create the Text Circle Logo were all of great help. I used 16-bit source images.

The equirectangular image was created with a registered version of Pano2QTVR Pro 1.6.2.

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