NaturPanorama.ch - Labeled panorama photos (alpine panorama)

A labeled panorama photo is not just a labeled panorama photo. This page describes the various options for labeled panorama photos.

Direction of the label

Horizontal labeling of an Alpine panorama (Bernese Alps)
Labeled Alpine panorama of the Bernese Alps

Vertical labeling of an Alpine panorama (Valais Alps)
Labeled alpine panorama of the Valais Alps

Inclined labeling of an Alpine panorama (Bernese Alps and foothills)
Labeled Alpine panorama of the Bernese Prealps

The labeling is normally inclined by 45°. However, the inclination can also have other values, e.g. 30° or 60°.

Position of the label

Mixed (mountain panorama of the Central Alps)
Labeled Alpine panorama of the Central Alps

All lines (if possible) of equal length

All lines same starting position (top)

Color of the labeling

Basically any colour can be used for the labeling. The following colours have proven themselves:
- White
- Black
- Grey

Size of the labeling

Typically used font sizes:
- Height panorama picture 20cm: approx. 2.0mm font height
- Height panorama picture 25cm: approx. 2.5mm font height
- Height panorama picture 30cm: approx. 3.0mm font height
- Height panorama picture 35cm: approx. 3.5mm font height
- Height panorama picture 40cm: approx. 4.0mm font height
- Height panorama picture 50cm: approx. 5.0mm font height
The listed font heights refer to the height of the letter A.

Font

The font can be chosen freely.

Example with font Arial (mountain panorama Central Switzerland):
Labelled mountain panorama of Central Switzerland

Example with font Tahoma (Alpine panorama Gantrisch):
Labelled alpine panorama of the Gantrisch

Number of labeled peaks, lakes and villages

If desired, more or less objects can be labeled. If desired, certain points can also be additionally labeled or existing lettering removed. These change requests can be made once after a binding order has been placed.

Color of the line

Basically any color can be used for the lines. The following colours have proven themselves:
- White
- Black
- Grey

Example colour black (mountain panorama pre-Alps)
Marked mountain panorama of the foothills of the Alps

Example colour grey (Alpine panorama of the Alps of Uri)
Labelled alpine panorama of the Alps of Uri

Line thickness

Line thickness normally used:
- Height panorama photo 20cm: approx. 0.25mm line thickness
- Height panorama photo 25cm: approx. 0.25mm line thickness
- Height panorama photo 30cm: approx. 0.25mm line thickness
- Height panorama photo 35cm: approx. 0.25mm line thickness
- Height panorama photo 40cm: approx. 0.35mm line thickness
- Height panorama photo 50cm: approx. 0.35mm line thickness