That's a gorgeous view!
I just realized that I've never driven that way from San Jose.
I was just curious: When I look at the full-res image, fully zoomed-in, I
see something that looks like noise. At first, I noticed it in the
blueish-grayish portion (the mostly-urban valley and trees surrounding the
buildings). I attributed that to the haze in the air.
Then, I've noticed a similar noise in the green trees and bushes that are
to the right of the nearest dozen-or-so trees just behind the grassy
area. Then I've noticed those almost everywhere...
It seems to be less apparent in some areas, and more apparent in others.
Is this just the sensor noise or the optical limitation of the lens
(e.g. of the diffraction-limit of the lens aperture)?
Or, could be some type of artifact, e.g. of processing/stitching, etc.?
(I assume you were using a tripod and not testing your bike's suspension
while shooting, so the camera shake is probably ruled out. :-) )
Do you know what's the culprit?
Thank you,
Igor
Godfrey DiGiorgi Thu, 24 May 2018 06:54:40 -0700 wrote:
Took a ride up Mount Hamilton Road on the Moto Guzzi V7III Racer
yesterday, shaking out details in the suspension settings. I didn't quite
make it all the way to the top, due to lack of time, but about half way up
I caught this six frame panorama of Silicon Valley looking from the
southeast:
https://flic.kr/p/24JaZqU
The real magic is in the full resolution image (87 Megapixels!), but it's
about a 20 Mbyte image file, compressed. If you want to take a look,
here's the link:
https://farm1.staticflickr.com/975/27452792127_01f7db597c_o.jpg
Enjoy!
G
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