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D60 Stitched Photo Large File
- Thread starter Soolim Co
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BTW, Comments are welcome.
Took this in Victoria, BC, Canada. The photo is composed of 4 individual photos stitched to form the vertical panorama. Shots in raw, and Photoshop Curve and USM adjusted.
Regards,
Soolim
Took this in Victoria, BC, Canada. The photo is composed of 4 individual photos stitched to form the vertical panorama. Shots in raw, and Photoshop Curve and USM adjusted.
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Regards,
Soolim
Andreas Benz
Well-known member
Great Work!
could you post a picture of your pano-Head?
BTW, which lens did you use?
could you post a picture of your pano-Head?
BTW, which lens did you use?
Andreas,
Thank you for your comment.
I do not have any pano-head yet. But is seriously considering Kaidan's product. Canon 50 f1.4 lens
Regards,
Soolim
Thank you for your comment.
I do not have any pano-head yet. But is seriously considering Kaidan's product. Canon 50 f1.4 lens
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Regards,
Soolim
Great job on the photo! Did you use any stitching software, or just photoshop?
I'm waiting to receive my D60 early next week, I haven't tried a lot of panos with my D30 yet, but I'l definetly try a couple on the d60.
I can't believe how crisp the image is, that 50/1.4 is amazing.
I'm in Vancouver, do you mind if I ask where you got your D60 from?
Cheers.
I'm waiting to receive my D60 early next week, I haven't tried a lot of panos with my D30 yet, but I'l definetly try a couple on the d60.
I can't believe how crisp the image is, that 50/1.4 is amazing.
I'm in Vancouver, do you mind if I ask where you got your D60 from?
Cheers.
Guillaume in Paris
Senior Member
Nice first try, Soolim. I guess you didn't use any stitching software, though... you can do perfect stitches using various software, some said Realviz, Photovista, i preach for Panorama Tools. If you have the time to learn to use it a bit, you'll make wonders. And a panorama head helps a LOT... i can't count the hours i've wasted trying to fight parallax errors, typical on a handheld-shot panorama... it would be done in 5 minutes with a pano head!
Do a search on this forum on 'panorama tools' and you might have all the answers you need (i wrote some!)
Look at my panoramas here
http://galerie.cerise.free.fr/qtvr/
Two of them were handheld (the 'real' ones) and panohl.mov was made using screen captures of Halflife, a computer game, the obvious advantage with pictures from a game is: they are perfectly rectilinear (a vital need when stitching) and needed no correction at all. Pretty good test for your stitching software!! If you want my original pictures to try making panoramas yourself, no problem, i still have them
Could you send me the pictures you used for the tower? i'd like to test my skills (i don't have a digicam yet so every opportunity is welcome, to avoid paying fim + processing costs just to try a panorama)
Hope you'll have fun with your panoramas!
Do a search on this forum on 'panorama tools' and you might have all the answers you need (i wrote some!)
Look at my panoramas here
http://galerie.cerise.free.fr/qtvr/
Two of them were handheld (the 'real' ones) and panohl.mov was made using screen captures of Halflife, a computer game, the obvious advantage with pictures from a game is: they are perfectly rectilinear (a vital need when stitching) and needed no correction at all. Pretty good test for your stitching software!! If you want my original pictures to try making panoramas yourself, no problem, i still have them
Could you send me the pictures you used for the tower? i'd like to test my skills (i don't have a digicam yet so every opportunity is welcome, to avoid paying fim + processing costs just to try a panorama)
Hope you'll have fun with your panoramas!
Hi e2polgui,
How do I send the pictures to you? There are 4 pictures, each about 18MB Tif. If there is an easy way, I do not mind sending them to you for your trial.
regards,
Soolim
Regards,
Soolim
Http: www.geocities.com/beautiful_photos
How do I send the pictures to you? There are 4 pictures, each about 18MB Tif. If there is an easy way, I do not mind sending them to you for your trial.
regards,
Soolim
--Nice first try, Soolim. I guess you didn't use any stitching
software, though... you can do perfect stitches using various
software, some said Realviz, Photovista, i preach for Panorama
Tools. If you have the time to learn to use it a bit, you'll make
wonders. And a panorama head helps a LOT... i can't count the hours
i've wasted trying to fight parallax errors, typical on a
handheld-shot panorama... it would be done in 5 minutes with a pano
head!
Do a search on this forum on 'panorama tools' and you might have
all the answers you need (i wrote some!)
Look at my panoramas here
http://galerie.cerise.free.fr/qtvr/
Two of them were handheld (the 'real' ones) and panohl.mov was made
using screen captures of Halflife, a computer game, the obvious
advantage with pictures from a game is: they are perfectly
rectilinear (a vital need when stitching) and needed no correction
at all. Pretty good test for your stitching software!! If you want
my original pictures to try making panoramas yourself, no problem,
i still have them
Could you send me the pictures you used for the tower? i'd like to
test my skills (i don't have a digicam yet so every opportunity is
welcome, to avoid paying fim + processing costs just to try a
panorama)
Hope you'll have fun with your panoramas!
Regards,
Soolim
Http: www.geocities.com/beautiful_photos
Guillaume in Paris
Senior Member
Wow! that's too much!! zip them so that they weigh as much as jpegs (without resaving them, of course!) and maybe you can send one pic per day, letting me the time to empty my mailbox...
i know there's something that can be done, that's why i'm asking
i know there's something that can be done, that's why i'm asking
Chad D
Senior Member
Aloha
quite a bit of fun
as others have said check out Panormaic tools
http://www.fh-furtwangen.de/~dersch
a good tutorial site for the kind of pics you are doing
http://www.tawbaware.com/maxlyons/
also go back to his main site and you will find a front end for panoramic tools
also check out a few more tutorials with links here:
http://www.panotools.com/links/index.html#tutorials
bens panos are some of the best out there
also check out Philos tutorials
with panoramic tools you will get rid of all overlapping points and have a image you could not tell was 4
have fun
Chad D
http://www.panotools.com
http://www.happyfish.com
quite a bit of fun
as others have said check out Panormaic tools
http://www.fh-furtwangen.de/~dersch
a good tutorial site for the kind of pics you are doing
http://www.tawbaware.com/maxlyons/
also go back to his main site and you will find a front end for panoramic tools
also check out a few more tutorials with links here:
http://www.panotools.com/links/index.html#tutorials
bens panos are some of the best out there
also check out Philos tutorials
with panoramic tools you will get rid of all overlapping points and have a image you could not tell was 4
have fun
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Chad D
http://www.panotools.com
http://www.happyfish.com
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Alan Hartmann
Guest
In addition to the other recommendations for stitching software, you might want to look at Panorama Factor -- http://www.panoramafactory.com . It does a pretty good job and is fairly simple to use. Have a look at some of my results:
http://www.pbase.com/abh/panoramas Most of these were made with my Sony F505V, but the shots of NYC near the bottom are from the D30.
Regards,
Alan
http://www.pbase.com/abh/panoramas Most of these were made with my Sony F505V, but the shots of NYC near the bottom are from the D30.
Regards,
Alan
thanks Honu,
Regards,
Soolim
--a good tutorial site for the kind of pics you are doing
http://www.tawbaware.com/maxlyons/
also go back to his main site and you will find a front end for
panoramic tools
also check out a few more tutorials with links here:
http://www.panotools.com/links/index.html#tutorials
bens panos are some of the best out there
also check out Philos tutorials
with panoramic tools you will get rid of all overlapping points and
have a image you could not tell was 4
have fun
--
Chad D
http://www.panotools.com
http://www.happyfish.com
Regards,
Soolim
Your photos are nice.
I am incline towards Pano Tools because it does multi row and is free.
I hope I can find time to learn it.
Regards,
Soolim
I am incline towards Pano Tools because it does multi row and is free.
I hope I can find time to learn it.
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Regards,
Soolim
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