Random Panorama Thread.
Discussion
dibbly dobbler said:
I thought Bob had created this using stacking software (as per comments on the macro thread) ?
Anyhoo - stitching images surely doesn't necessarily result in a 'panorama' per se does it ? According to the above you need a 'wide aspect ratio'.
Anyway I seem to be turning into one of these tts who argue on the internet so that's my final word on the subject
DD the middle one was stacked this one was stichedAnyhoo - stitching images surely doesn't necessarily result in a 'panorama' per se does it ? According to the above you need a 'wide aspect ratio'.
Anyway I seem to be turning into one of these tts who argue on the internet so that's my final word on the subject
Whitefly Swatter said:
dibbly dobbler said:
Hmm I would question that definition but nice work in any event. I had a couple of goes at stacking a while back but didn't get anything very satisfactory out of it.
Have you tried CombineZ ?It produced this from 21
Red Admiral wing by bobshepherdphotography, on Flickr
and this from (cant remember)
front by bobshepherdphotography, on Flickr
I have had more success just stopping down with the flash up full whack. Maybe give it another go through the winter at some stage though
A couple of mine from this Summer:
Seven picture stitch in CS5 from the top of the Jungfraujoch station:
Jungfraujoch Station by Suggs, on Flickr
Twenty seven picture portrait stitch in CS5 capturing the full 360 on the Susten Pass:
Susten Pass Panorama by Suggs, on Flickr
I really wish I'd taken another row to get the top of the mountain in, hindsight is a wonderful thing!
Seven picture stitch in CS5 from the top of the Jungfraujoch station:
Jungfraujoch Station by Suggs, on Flickr
Twenty seven picture portrait stitch in CS5 capturing the full 360 on the Susten Pass:
Susten Pass Panorama by Suggs, on Flickr
I really wish I'd taken another row to get the top of the mountain in, hindsight is a wonderful thing!
First attempt at a Panorama - Sheffield at Night, 4 Pics Stitched using Hugin.
Sheffield Night Panorama.jpg by andydean117, on Flickr
Sheffield Night Panorama.jpg by andydean117, on Flickr
A few of the recent uploads...
Desert Sunset - 22 by www.bazpics.com, on Flickr
Yosemite Trip - 81 by www.bazpics.com, on Flickr
San Francisco Trip - 32 by www.bazpics.com, on Flickr
San Francisco Trip - 26 by www.bazpics.com, on Flickr
Mount St Helens Panoramic - FULLSIZE by www.bazpics.com, on Flickr
Desert Sunset - 22 by www.bazpics.com, on Flickr
Yosemite Trip - 81 by www.bazpics.com, on Flickr
San Francisco Trip - 32 by www.bazpics.com, on Flickr
San Francisco Trip - 26 by www.bazpics.com, on Flickr
Mount St Helens Panoramic - FULLSIZE by www.bazpics.com, on Flickr
lakeside HDRI panoramic by Tilley441, on Flickr
HDRI Sea by Tilley441, on Flickr
Blue Mountains by Tilley441, on Flickr
storm pan by Tilley441, on Flickr
Two worlds by Tilley441, on Flickr
Blue Mountains Australia by Tilley441, on Flickr
Blue Mountains Australia by Tilley441, on Flickr
Brisbane QLD by Tilley441, on Flickr
coffs harbour panorama by Tilley441, on Flickr
water world by Tilley441, on Flickr
paxton pits hdri bw by Tilley441, on Flickr
Sydney by Tilley441, on Flickr
Watsons Bay by Tilley441, on Flickr
Story bridge panorama by Tilley441, on Flickr
Kings Canyon Australia by Tilley441, on Flickr
kakadu panoramic 2 by Tilley441, on Flickr
Sydney Harbor panoramic by Tilley441, on Flickr
kakadu panoramic 1 by Tilley441, on Flickr
Long way down by Tilley441, on Flickr
black to colour by Tilley441, on Flickr
HDRI water by Tilley441, on Flickr
panoramic lake by Tilley441, on Flickr
still by Tilley441, on Flickr
Edited by tilley441 on Wednesday 2nd November 09:39
Good to see some updates to this thread.
One from yesterday looking out over South Hertfordshire. 8 portrait images stitched using AutoStitch.
South Herefordshire Panorama by dogsey, on Flickr
One from yesterday looking out over South Hertfordshire. 8 portrait images stitched using AutoStitch.
South Herefordshire Panorama by dogsey, on Flickr
tilley441 said:
I fell down the big ramp there when I dropped in at age 14. OUCH! Oh oh.
Someone may have got the driver for the large 42" printer we've got on site and has been running off copies of site panoramas for anyone who wants one.
And then he's found the rolls of photo grade paper.
Which my able assistant Geoff (in a Chad type pose) shows off the latest print run on the photo paper.
1113 by CRMCATEE, on Flickr
Someone may have got the driver for the large 42" printer we've got on site and has been running off copies of site panoramas for anyone who wants one.
And then he's found the rolls of photo grade paper.
Which my able assistant Geoff (in a Chad type pose) shows off the latest print run on the photo paper.
1113 by CRMCATEE, on Flickr
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