Panoramics from Gunstock

[spyboy]

Was up in Gilford yesterday and figured I'd take a run over to the Gunstock to test out some new photo gear I recently upgraded to. Snow was pretty mushy but it was about 42 degrees out, I thought it would have been icier from the cold snap the night before, but I was wrong (too bad I didn't have my snowboard with me, although I'd be paranoid about ditching with all my camera gear on my back, and I'd have to carry my tripod in hand)

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The Lift - I'm sure you'll love the name on it
www.kmembrydesign.com/gunstock/gunstock1.html

The Yurt
www.kmembrydesign.com/gunstock/gunstock2.html

The Lodge
www.kmembrydesign.com/gunstock/gunstock3.html

[6288]

Awesome!

I want to that setup! My wife's going to kill me.

[Charlie]

very nice thank you for sharing with us
i love the 3 d pictures

[Brad]

No one was there on such a nice day.

[spyboy]

Very few people, it was about 42 degrees out (maybe warmer). I didn't have my snowboard, as I had just put a lot of stuff in storage for my move next month

I will be getting it out though if we have a decent weekend this month for the photo/ski/snowboard trip to Wildcat

Kirk

[edog2007]

Can you spare a little of your time to tell me what I need to get into this and how to do it.Where do I get the stuff for 3d pictures?Maybe the cheapest place to get the products?

I really like 3D photography.

Thanks

[Patrad Fischroy]

You could look at this thread, spyboy described it pretty well then

http://www.mountwashington.org/forum...ead.php?t=1714


if you want to see more just search this forum, he has posted a number of them

[spyboy]

I had sent a length PM to edog2007 with more explanation

[mtruman]

I had sent a length PM to edog2007 with more explanation

If what you sent in the PM is different from what was in the earlier referenced post could you please post it here? This is really awesome stuff. I'd love to play around with it as well.

[Patrad Fischroy]

Yes please do, I mean we already have a couple of primers on this forum, heated driveways and webcams being two that come to mind. And that doesn't even start to include the excellent information that has been proffered on hiking, camping, climbing, trail maintenance and just about any other outdoor activity.