Here are some panoramas that I » have taken of Kenilworth Castle as a repeatable testcase using various cameras, lenses, and motorised mounts (tripod heads) over eight years, most recent first. For more of my images, see speleotrove.com/gallery/ ».
- To see a full-size image, click on one of the thumbnails below.
- To save a full-size image, ‘save link as’ or ‘save target as’ or ‘download link’ (most browsers allow this, even if they cannot display the image themselves) by selecting or right-clicking on the thumbnail).
All of these images have considerably more detail available than appears in the thumbnail; I have written, and recommend using, PanGazer » for viewing any panoramas once you have saved them; it is especially useful for viewing the 360° images.
The first two, here, are 360° spherical images for context. The remainder are all ‘flat’ JPEG images (neither spherical nor 3D).
 Kenilworth Castle tripod level (360° 2024) |  Kenilworth Castle +40m (360° 2024) |
The following two panoramas were taken using the Benro Polaris motorised
head; the main differences in these two panoramas (both taken the
same morning) are highlighted in orange.
 Kenilworth Castle (JPEG 2023) 42477×9335 7×2 images; taken 2023:07:20 10:43 Camera: Panasonic DC-GH6; 50Mp High-Resolution mode Lens: Panasonic 75mm prime (35mm equivalent: 150mm) Exposure: 1/500s, f/5.6, ISO 100 Stitch software: PTGui |
 Kenilworth Castle (JPEG 2023) 30001×6652
Mount: Benro Polaris
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The following four panoramas were taken using the Sky-Watcher AZ-GTi
motorised head; the main differences in these four panoramas (all
taken the same morning) are highlighted in orange.
See also my notes on capturing panoramas with the AZ-GTi motorised head.
 Kenilworth Castle (JPEG 2023) 65500×13488 (reduced from larger to fit JPEG) 17×6 images; taken 2023:05:03 10:33 Camera: Panasonic DC-GH6; 50Mp High-Resolution mode Lens: Panasonic 200mm prime (35mm equivalent: 400mm) Exposure: 1/320s, f/5.6, ISO 100 Stitch software: PTGui |
 Kenilworth Castle (JPEG 2023) 65500×12779 (reduced from larger to fit JPEG) 17×6 images; taken 2023:05:03 10:04 Camera: Panasonic DC-GH6; 25Mp Lens: Panasonic 200mm prime (35mm equivalent: 400mm) Exposure: 1/320s, f/5.6, ISO 100 Stitch software: PTGui |
 Kenilworth Castle (JPEG 2023) 44260×10100 7×2 images; taken 2023:05:03 09:54 Camera: Panasonic DC-GH6; 50Mp High-Resolution mode Lens: Panasonic 75mm prime (35mm equivalent: 150mm) Exposure: 1/250s, f/5.6, ISO 100 Stitch software: PTGui |
 Kenilworth Castle (JPEG 2023) 31016×6606 7×2 images; taken 2023:05:03 09:46 Camera: Panasonic DC-GH6; 25Mp Lens: Panasonic 75mm prime (35mm equivalent: 150mm) Exposure: 1/250s, f/5.6, ISO 100 Stitch software: PTGui |
The following panoramas were taken using the Gigapan Epic 100 motorised head.
 Kenilworth Castle (JPEG 2022) 24364×5353 7×2 images; taken 2022:11:26 12:17 Camera: Panasonic DMC-GX7 Lens: Panasonic 75mm prime (35mm equivalent: 150mm) Exposure: 1/200s, f/5.6, ISO 200 Stitch software: PTGui |
 Kenilworth Castle (JPEG 2015) 13340×2978 12×3 images; taken 2015:11:12 12:10 Camera: Panasonic DMC-GX7 Lens: Panasonic 75mm prime (35mm equivalent: 150mm) Exposure: 1/1300s, f/5.6, ISO 200 Stitch software: Hugin or MS ICE. |
Legend:
| 360° | 360 degree equirectangular projection (.jpg). |
| JPEG | Single layer image (.jpg). |
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This page was last edited on 2024-06-11 by mfc.