74.1 Megapixel Downtown Miami Skyline Panorama

While traveling for a shoot in South Florida I had a chance to revisit shooting the downtown Miami skyline from Watson Island. After every shoot I learn something new and in this case it was that if I turned the camera in the portrait orientation instead of the landscape orientation for a panorama, I would actually get more resolution out of the photo. Naturally when you stitch photos together you will either have to crop the output or fill in the missing areas by cloning. By turning the camera in the portrait orientation, sideways, you give yourself much more area to crop or zoom into your subject.

I haven’t seen anything more than 21 or so Megapixels so I decided that I was going to create the highest resolution panorama of the downtown Miami skyline.



It's way too massive to post on the forum. Here's a link so you can see for yourself and also some more background on the panorama:

http://robertbromfield.com/74-1-megapixels-the-highest-resolution-panorama-of-downtown-miami/

Hi flatech,

I was recently there for vacation and work. Love the city and the night life. I did take a lot of pictures, but nothing like this. Man, you did put in a lot of work for this one image. It is fabulous! Thank you very much for sharing with us.

Regards,
halai

ps, If I can get your permission to save this on my desktop.

Excellent, well done.
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Sure,

If you plan to use it as a desktop background, send me an email through my website with your screen resolution. I can provide you with a copy without watermarks and the proper aspect ratio for your screen.

Peter, thanks.

Just incredible!

What a beauty oozing with so much detail.

Great choice in picking Miami for this project.

Very good, Robert!
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