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Panorama
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Bath, on a relatively less crowded day.
I recently came across a panorama I made a few years ago when we had a really cold winter and there was lots of ice coming down the Tay river.
![Tay-Bridge-Ice.jpeg]( "Tay-Bridge-Ice.jpeg")
It is very unusual for us to see any ice in the river.
It is very unusual for us to see any ice in the river.
At the Baseball Hall of Fame, on my birthday!
I used to take my DSLR everywhere, but I try to do so less now, it makes me feel more present. This was shot with my SE 2016.
![2F4876A3-5DCB-48D9-BE08-72EF01259912.jpeg]( "2F4876A3-5DCB-48D9-BE08-72EF01259912.jpeg")
I used to take my DSLR everywhere, but I try to do so less now, it makes me feel more present. This was shot with my SE 2016.
A four panel shot of Upper Kananaskis Lake, Alberta. As with all the postings here, please take the time to view at full size.
Lumix ZS200 camera. Stitched by Affinity Photo, Additional work in PSElements and Preview.
![KanLakeBa.jpg]( "KanLakeBa.jpg")
Lumix ZS200 camera. Stitched by Affinity Photo, Additional work in PSElements and Preview.
Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk, Santa Cruz CA
A view of Santorini from my apartment terrace last year. Was a solo trip to treat myself on my birthday. Rectified that this year by taking the mrs along.
Island Lake, Crowsnest Pass, Alberta
Afternoon lighting was not very favourable so there is some manipulation in PS Elements.
Four horizontal panels from Fuji XP90 camera stitched in Affinity Photo. As always best viewed full size,
![IslandLakeB.jpg]( "IslandLakeB.jpg")
Afternoon lighting was not very favourable so there is some manipulation in PS Elements.
Four horizontal panels from Fuji XP90 camera stitched in Affinity Photo. As always best viewed full size,
Lucern, Switzerland
From my recent trip in summer this year.
A 3 panel Panorama looking towards the east end of Waterton National Park from the Buffalo Paddock overlook. Could have handled one more panel on the right but that would have been shot into the sun.
Yeah we actually saw a small herd of Buffalo in the paddock.
Lumix ZS200 camera. Stitched in Affinity Photo. Again best viewed full sized.
![Waterton_C.jpg]( "Waterton_C.jpg")
Yeah we actually saw a small herd of Buffalo in the paddock.
Lumix ZS200 camera. Stitched in Affinity Photo. Again best viewed full sized.
Great Sand Dunes, two-image not terrifically stitched.
Not seeing any problems with the stitching.
One of those spots I never got around to visiting when I lived in Colorado, wishing now I'd found the time. Of course way back then my main concern was putting food on the table.
Absolutely!
I think from a stitching standpoint it was less the actual stitch, to your point, but the vignetting that repeats that I should have gotten rid of (and perhaps will and repost). So less the problem of stitching than the problem of the individual processing the images
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My home town! 🙂![3bff28e843eae710fd1db1175608ebf7.jpg]()
Bath, on a relatively less crowded day.
Definitely a less crowded day…
Some folks get carried away decorating for Halloween !
From this evening!
Grand Central Store, New York, USA
November 2022
iPhone 14 Pro Max.
Thanks for mentioning Hugin. I spent a good amount of time trying to find a current version of AutoPano but it seems like it's unsupported. I like the way AutoPano shows the complete images, instead of cropping.
Anyhow, Hugin does the trick, for free. Cheers 👍
FNumber: 2,2
Lens Model: iPhone SE back camera 4.15mm f/2.2
Pixel X Dimension: 12.470
Pixel Y Dimension: 3.662
Shutter Speed Value: 1/100
Been culling the 2022 photos and discovered this. Stitched two images together to make a vertical panorama. Weirdly there was enough overlap and offset that I was also able to put together a stereo image. Will post that and this in tomorrows POTD.
![136&137PanSm.jpg]( "136&137PanSm.jpg")
A panorama I'd forgotten about of still the most interesting building in my little city, captured in April 2014 and re-tweeked in Lightroom CC last October. I think this will be an interesting one to go back and redo with as close as possible positioning and focal length to show the difference nearly ten years makes.
Consisting simply of two frames joined horizontally, but with triple exposure bracketing of each frame of two stop variances (-2/0/+2). Blended in AutoPana Giga, that I had completely forgotten I had a license to, if it's even an ongoing thing these days. I recall that it was firmly in Google or someone else's eyes to be acquired for their mobile phone panoramic assembly processes.
![[Group 0]-_MG_6597__MG_6605-6 images_0000-Recovered.jpg]( "[Group 0]-_MG_6597__MG_6605-6 images_0000-Recovered.jpg")
Canon 6D, Canon 24-105mm f/4 L, mounted on a cheap nodal head that I really should dig out and have a play with for this weeks P52-Wk11. Now, where did I put you, my precious? 🤔
Consisting simply of two frames joined horizontally, but with triple exposure bracketing of each frame of two stop variances (-2/0/+2). Blended in AutoPana Giga, that I had completely forgotten I had a license to, if it's even an ongoing thing these days. I recall that it was firmly in Google or someone else's eyes to be acquired for their mobile phone panoramic assembly processes.
Canon 6D, Canon 24-105mm f/4 L, mounted on a cheap nodal head that I really should dig out and have a play with for this weeks P52-Wk11. Now, where did I put you, my precious? 🤔