A Closed Railway Station

Lądek-Zdrój, Poland

May 2, 2014, 15:00

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This railway station was build on November 14, 1897. Until 1945, the station (and the city) was called Bad Landeck. The station was closed on March 15, 2004. As a kid, I often traveled to and from there, because my grandmother and grandfather lived in Ladek.

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Location

Europe / Poland

Lat: 50° 20' 30.55" N
Long: 16° 51' 31.45" E

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Equipment

The panorama was taken with the MC Zenitar 16mm 2.8 fisheye lens (set at f 8, ~ 2 m) that on full frame camera covers almost 100% of the view. More on this fantastic fisheye here . I used Canon EOS 5D MK3 camera, (set at: 1/2500 - 1/2 s), ISO 250).

The panorama was stitched with 16 images (no zenith or nadir) using Professor’s Helmut Dersch Panorama Tools (PTGui 4.1 graphical interface). I used 16 bit source images. Each image was done at -2, 0 and +2 EV and was rendered with SNS-HDR Home edition 1.4.22. Autopano and Enblend, as well as Gimp's ability to create Text Circle Logo were all of great help. Equi-rectangular image was created with registered version 1.6.6 of Pano2QTVR pro.

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