Place D'Youville - Rue St-Jean, Quebec City

Another pano taken on my night out in Old Quebec. I'm always amazed at how long exposure will erase many moving details. There were around 50 people skating on the ice, but less than 10 are visible; obviously the ones not moving.

Place d'Youville is one of the nicest place in the city. It has the Capitole (built in 1903 and now a Hotel and high class Concert Hall. Up the Place d'Youville, there is the Palais Montcalm build in the 1930s, and fully renovated a few years back. It has supposedly one of the best acoustics you can find in a Concert Hall. Place d'Youville is also part of many festivals in the summer, and has an ice rink in the winter.



Interactive View.



Technical information:
51 images in 3 rows of 4-8-4 images + nadir * 3 exposures each.
Shot at 10mm, ISO400 f11 and 2.5s +\- 2 stop.
Generated 3 equirectangular panorama (one per exposure) with hugin and post process with photomatix.
Merged the photomatix result with the enfused output for a slightly more natural look

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Je veux m'améliorer. N'hésitez pas à me donner des critiques constructives!

Enjoy!

Alphonse et Dorimène Desjardins - Statue On Promenade Desjardins

One block north from the parliament, one block west from Place d'Youville which is one block west from the walls of old Quebec, you have the Hilton, and the Convention Center. And between these 2 buildings there are these 2 persons.



Technical information:
Shot at 10mm, ISO400 f11 and 2s +\- 2 stop.
Processed with photomatix.

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Je veux m'améliorer. N'hésitez pas à me donner des critiques constructives!

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Price Building and Quebec City Hall

Walking through old Quebec, there is one building that is taller than everything else. Add that it is white and very well lit, and you get the Price Building (Wikipedia).



Interactive View.



Technical information:
51 images in 3 rows of 4-8-4 images + nadir * 3 exposures each.
Shot at 10mm, ISO400 f11 and 4s +\- 2 stop.
Generated 3 equirectangular panorama (one per exposure) with hugin and post process with photomatix.

I'm learning and want to improve. Don't hesitate to post constructive criticism!
Je veux m'améliorer. N'hésitez pas à me donner des critiques constructives!

Enjoy!

Cirque du Soleil 25th Anniversary Statue

This year is Cirque Du Soleil 25th anniversary. It all began in Baie-St-Paul, so the city celebrated throughout the year. Being a cirque du soleil fan, we went to see a few of those events, and shot this pano. It is actually shot from the middle of the statue erected for the 25th anniversary. The interactive version will give a better feel. I'll add within a few days another picture taken from a "normal" point of view.



Interactive View.



Technical information:
51 images in 3 rows of 4-8-4 images + nadir * 3 exposures each.
Shot at 10mm, ISO100 f16 and 1/80 +\- 2 stop.
Generated 3 equirectangular panorama (one per exposure) with hugin and post process with photomatix.
Then a little photoshop to correct a few bad stitch
Brought back the equirectangular pano in hugin to generate this stereographic projection.

I'm learning and want to improve. Don't hesitate to post constructive criticism!
Je veux m'améliorer. N'hésitez pas à me donner des critiques constructives!

Enjoy!

Old Quebec City

Took a night off to shoot in old quebec city. This is a central place from which we can see City Hall, the Price building, and many other landmarks. It's a 5 min walk to Chateau Frontenac.



Interactive View.



Technical information:
51 images in 3 rows of 4-8-4 images + nadir * 3 exposures each.
Shot at 10mm, ISO500 f10 and 1, 4 and 15 seconds.
Generated 3 equirectangular panorama (one per exposure) with hugin and post process with photomatix.
Then a little photoshop to get some of the noise down
Brought back the equirectangular pano in hugin to generate this stereographic projection.

Enjoy!

Outside the Citadel - Quebec City Pano

This was taken in Quebec City near the old Quebec. The walls you see on the right side are from the Citadel



Interactive View.



Technical information:
54 images in 3 rows of 4-8-4 images + 2 nadir * 3 exposures each.
Shot at 10mm, ISO200 f11 and 1, 1/4 and 1/15 seconds.
Generated 3 equirectangular panorama (one per exposure) with hugin and post process with photomatix.
Worked on it a little to remove the purple fringing (that photomatix enhanced!)

Enjoy!