X-Pro1, 18mm pano (11 image stitch) full iPad workflow

[Albert C. Lee]

Imported with the iPad Camera Connection Kit, stitched with Autostitch Panorama, post-process with Snapseed and uploaded with FTPOnTheGo Pro on the iPad. Posted here via Safari.



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[Bmat]

very nice. how many mp is the final file?

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[Steve Besserman]

No computer involved other than iPad?

 

[Albert C. Lee]

The Autostitch Pano app is limited to 18 mpx on export. Will restitch tonight with PTGui on the laptop and see ... guessing 60 mpx?

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[Albert C. Lee]

No laptop/desktop involved.

No computer involved other than iPad?

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[Luc de Schepper]

Impressive!

I recently took my iPad with me on holiday. End of the day imported all images to the iPad, processed the keepers with app Photogene and sorted/organized them with app PhotoMgrPro. When I got home everything was ready to share with family and friends. It's the way of the future imo. Laptop and tablet hardware and functionality will merge, desktops are left in the dust.
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[Albert C. Lee]

Just over 90mpx stitched in PTGui.

very nice. how many mp is the final file?

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Brian. Too much stuff; not enough stuff.

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[rdub]

Did you use "normal:" or "fine" for you .jpeg? Just thinking normal might give you enough or is fine just better?

 

[Albert C. Lee]

For screen-only, I doubt you'd be able to tell the difference between Normal and Fine.

For large prints, I'll use Fine if I can't use TIFF/RAW/etc.

Did you use "normal:" or "fine" for you .jpeg? Just thinking normal might give you enough or is fine just better?

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[Bad Pic kev]

nice pic
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[onehp]

Nice scenery and capture, but I dislike the halo around the leftmost building, gives the whole image a processed look...