File:Wakefield Cathedral Choir Organ, West Yorkshire, UK - Diliff.jpg
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| Description | The choir organ of Wakefield Cathedral in West Yorkshire, England. |
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| Author | Diliff |
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| Notes | Stitched and tonemapped from 20 images. This is a 2 column by 3 row stitched mosaic using a Nodal Ninja Ultimate M1-L panoramic head. Each segment is comprised of 5 bracketed images using the following camera settings: ISO 500, f/11 and 1/640s, 1/800s, 1/10s, 0.8s and 6s exposures |
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