High Definition Samples

Nothing pretty in the presentation, just examples and mini projects.

But some of these do give examples of the possibilities.

We want to point out that there are several delivery options available, and in some cases one may be preferable to another preferable.

Mosaics	Mosaics taken at the Mt Angel Abbey, this example allows you to view the mosaic as a picture, yet be able to zoom in to see the individual tile work. Imagine seeing the brush strokes in a large oil painting, yet see the painting in it’s entirety. The best of both worlds.

caviar	12.5 megapixel image that loads like a 600 pixel image, scroll around and zoom in to see the detail. This uses MS HDView

Portrait of a camera	Just showing how high quality portraits and images can be displayed via the Internet and not suffer a quality loss MS HDView

Mt Angel Abbey	We did a project at the Mt Angel Abbey and wanted to be able to show individual images we took along with the panoramis we took.

Evergreen Aviation Museum	36 shot panorama outside the museum, 54 meapixel. scroll around and up and down. This would take forever to load with a normal pano viewer. MS HDView

How many pixels do we need?	The LDS Temple in Lake Oswego, This image could have been taken with any normal lens from their parking lot, instead we used a 420mm lens and took 160 pictures and then stitched them together, the result? now we know why the birds don’t sit on the Angel Moroni’s head. Please drag the mouse around and zoom in and out.