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Laurence Matson said:
Laurence Matson wrote:

Worked carefully. The clouds take care of themselves. The grass needs care and attention.
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hehe .... not saying more than necessary :-)


Let me guess.

This is a one row panorama. So ... its just to take the pictures fast enough and the fast clouds are not fast enough to move enough between two images.

Regarding the grass in the wind. Autopano Giga will take care of some movements. But it might miss. And then you have to do some manual editing.
 
Roland Karlsson said:
Roland Karlsson wrote:
Roland Karlsson said:
Laurence Matson wrote:

Worked carefully. The clouds take care of themselves. The grass needs care and attention.
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hehe .... not saying more than necessary :-)

Let me guess.

This is a one row panorama. So ... its just to take the pictures fast enough and the fast clouds are not fast enough to move enough between two images.

Regarding the grass in the wind. Autopano Giga will take care of some movements. But it might miss. And then you have to do some manual editing.
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Yes. A lot.

That is the problem of taking"bites," which are too large.

And yes, Autopano Giga takes care of a lot. But I have yet to find the Enhanced Manual Editing button.
 
You really have to view this photo full sized to appreciate it.

The detail is extraordinary, and the stitching is almost invisible.

Well done!
 
J. Michael said:
Mike Gerstner wrote:

what do you reckon the angle of view is on this,

Mike
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Hi Mike,

From what I can sort of figure out, it must be about 90° plus. But that is a very rough guess. Things look very different from above on Google Maps, and unfortunately, I have forgotten exactly where that fence is. Two years too much too.
 
Laurence Matson said:
Laurence Matson wrote:
Laurence Matson said:
DaSigmaGuy wrote:

There is something wrong with the full size pano link...I just see a vertical line a few pixels wide!
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Hi Alf,

I am not seeing this. Could you be more specific?

Yes, here is a screen cap of what I see:
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vertlcallinepanocap.jpg
 
I certainly do not see that. Do you get that when you click on anything at pbase or just that image?

DaSonyGuy said:
DaSigmaGuy wrote:
DaSonyGuy said:
Laurence Matson wrote:
DaSonyGuy said:
DaSigmaGuy wrote:

There is something wrong with the full size pano link...I just see a vertical line a few pixels wide!
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Hi Alf,

I am not seeing this. Could you be more specific?

Yes, here is a screen cap of what I see:
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vertlcallinepanocap.jpg
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