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Corry Lee Smith

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I'm practicing with the formidable (and GPL'd) Pano Tools and recently photgraphed some scenes around town with the the DC4800 and a sturdy, mudproof tripod.

http://www.unclaimedmysteries.net/whereami01.htm
is under a nearby waterfall.

http://www.unclaimedmysteries.net/panorama.htm
is at the Tennessee River.

They are relatively low resolution to avoid painful downloads. I was amazed at the ability of the Pano Tools software to stitch the pictures (18 to 36 of 'em!) even with the distortion introduced by the Tiffen .75x converter on the DC4800. While PT is not the most user-friendly program of its type, it seems to do a superior job to the commercial packages I have tried.

Your comments welcome.
--Corry
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It Came From C. L. Smith's Unclaimed Mysteries.
http://www.unclaimedmysteries.net
Celebrating 6 years as part of the problem with the Internet.
 
Yo Corry Lee,

Had a lota genuwine fun at yo site and saw some good pics. Good panos with a great app. I reccomend this site to all.
Corry Lee Smith said:
I'm practicing with the formidable (and GPL'd) Pano Tools and
recently photgraphed some scenes around town with the the DC4800
and a sturdy, mudproof tripod.

http://www.unclaimedmysteries.net/whereami01.htm
is under a nearby waterfall.

http://www.unclaimedmysteries.net/panorama.htm
is at the Tennessee River.

They are relatively low resolution to avoid painful downloads. I
was amazed at the ability of the Pano Tools software to stitch the
pictures (18 to 36 of 'em!) even with the distortion introduced by
the Tiffen .75x converter on the DC4800. While PT is not the most
user-friendly program of its type, it seems to do a superior job to
the commercial packages I have tried.

Your comments welcome.

--
Corry
--
It Came From C. L. Smith's Unclaimed Mysteries.
http://www.unclaimedmysteries.net
Celebrating 6 years as part of the problem with the Internet.
Click to expand...
--JWP
 
Corry, you should also put this link in the samples & galleries forum.
JWP said:
Corry Lee Smith said:
I'm practicing with the formidable (and GPL'd) Pano Tools and
recently photgraphed some scenes around town with the the DC4800
and a sturdy, mudproof tripod.

http://www.unclaimedmysteries.net/whereami01.htm
is under a nearby waterfall.

http://www.unclaimedmysteries.net/panorama.htm
is at the Tennessee River.

They are relatively low resolution to avoid painful downloads. I
was amazed at the ability of the Pano Tools software to stitch the
pictures (18 to 36 of 'em!) even with the distortion introduced by
the Tiffen .75x converter on the DC4800. While PT is not the most
user-friendly program of its type, it seems to do a superior job to
the commercial packages I have tried.

Your comments welcome.

--
Corry
--
It Came From C. L. Smith's Unclaimed Mysteries.
http://www.unclaimedmysteries.net
Celebrating 6 years as part of the problem with the Internet.
Click to expand...
--
JWP
Click to expand...
--JWP
 
Corry Lee Smith said:
I'm practicing with the formidable (and GPL'd) Pano Tools and
recently photgraphed some scenes around town with the the DC4800
and a sturdy, mudproof tripod.
Click to expand...
Nice images. I also use PanoTools sometimes but before I do, I usually give Photovista a crack at the images. Often, PV does a perfect (or near perfect) job with absolutely minimal fuss & bother. I reserve the pain of Panotools for the tough cases ;)

Mark
 
I have done something similer with Panarama maker by Arcsoft
that I found on my kodak dc4800 cd. Lots of fun. I am going
to have a play with the pano tools now

cheers

kiwi
Corry Lee Smith said:
I'm practicing with the formidable (and GPL'd) Pano Tools and
recently photgraphed some scenes around town with the the DC4800
and a sturdy, mudproof tripod.

http://www.unclaimedmysteries.net/whereami01.htm
is under a nearby waterfall.

http://www.unclaimedmysteries.net/panorama.htm
is at the Tennessee River.

They are relatively low resolution to avoid painful downloads. I
was amazed at the ability of the Pano Tools software to stitch the
pictures (18 to 36 of 'em!) even with the distortion introduced by
the Tiffen .75x converter on the DC4800. While PT is not the most
user-friendly program of its type, it seems to do a superior job to
the commercial packages I have tried.

Your comments welcome.

--
Corry
--
It Came From C. L. Smith's Unclaimed Mysteries.
http://www.unclaimedmysteries.net
Celebrating 6 years as part of the problem with the Internet.
Click to expand...
 
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