this is one of my first attempts to use hugin in conjunction with autopano-SIFT:
it seems like a good piece of (open-source) software.
i think i’m keeping it.
this is one of my first attempts to use hugin in conjunction with autopano-SIFT:
it seems like a good piece of (open-source) software.
i think i’m keeping it.
i wanted to write how today (in the morning) i was reminded of my kakapo experience in new zealand, and (in the evening) of that special hike to lake tagimaucia on taveuni .
i wanted to upload a few impressions from scheffau and the region south of the “wild emperor” (wilder kaiser) mountains.
i wanted to talk about the coolness of time dilatation and its role in (microbat) ultrasound recording.
i wanted to complete this sen… .
by now, i’m too tired for any of this.
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update 2008-06-13: imagine little check marks next to the first two sentences. ;-)
greetings from scheffau, austria.
i spent the day in the forests of the region for a work-related project, and found this:
it’s a relatively unspectacular plant, i know, but when i came across a small patch of those in an uphill direction, i saw all the plants laterally, their worls as parallel discs, one hovering above another.
spent a day up on mutterer alm with barbara in the end of march.
we were invited to a lunch, and had some photo-fun-time afterwards.
some photos are attached.
just a preview, here are two photos of my friends’ weddings in the past weeks.
(slightly belated) congratulations to the newlyweds, nadja & robert and margret & herbert.
i think this is about the time when everybody else is growing up. ;-)
the following video provides a close-up view of the the development of 5 frog embryos.
11 days in 66 seconds:
more information on the making of this time-lapse video: [more...]
i’m in the process of making another frog spawn time-lapse video.
it looks quite promising so far: i’m getting high-resolution (both pixel- and time-wise) macro footage of 5 eggs.
this photo shows their current state:

day 6 is coming to an end, and they should soon hatch from their gelatinous eggs. [more...]