Alpen-Panoramen, Panorama der Alpen

Nice story und panoramic. Would it be possible yet to post some of the camera data such us aperture, shutter speed, lens etc.? Thanks and Regards Bruno.

The photos were 22. The Exif says: f/9.0, 1/100 sec, ISO 100, zoom 16-85 at 38x1.5mm. Rarely does one incur such an unlucky framing choice: low enough to cut the close ridge, preventing me the completion of the 360°, but at the same time high enough to behead a series of objects... But I did not fall in despair for this: after all, that was only a cycling tour, without photographic expectations. Actually, I do not remember why I decided to carry the D7000 up there, knowing in advance that some pushing waited me!

Gilberto Simoni once said on the Manghen: "It's one of my favourites. There's nothing at the top. When you get there, you feel like a polar explorer."

Now, behind Val Cadino, I added a mark reading "watershed Cembra - Adige"; consider that Gilberto Simoni comes right from the Val di Cembra. Maybe this was a training road also for him; form the north side it is "only" 1200 m ascent, but the final stretch is slightly steeper in the average.
Inside the album https://picasaweb.google.com/102436106485838117236/Misc2008 you can find a photo report of the Giro 2008 crossing the Manghen. Hidden among the digital photos you will find also a scan of Pantani pedaling in pink before the last hairpin, in 1999. That afternoon the Giro arrived on the Alpe di Pampeago, like today... the following day Pantani won in Madonna di Campiglio... and the morning after passed to history as the one most fatal for him...