[pics] Panoramas and other 'assembled' images for your enjoyment

[Zear]

Bump for the night crew.

 

[TseTse]

nicepics

i dig the foggy one

 

[SuicideTaxi]

Needs more chicks


Or maybe some maoris


Add some maoris

 

[Zear]

i dig the foggy one

Which? First or second?

Add some maoris

I'll get right on that.

Did you notice the Easter Island-ish sentinel in the second pic? Is that close enough?

 

[TruSoulja]

I've only recently started trying panoramas. I think the technique is very useful even if you don't want the wide effect. It almost allows you to fake having a camera with more megapixels (like the gigapixel images).



This was taken from the south peak of Seneca Rocks.

 

[Zear]

Sweet! I like that.

I'm thinking that next year, I should take an external "reticle", to shoot a 2 x 2 grid cleanly with my tripod. I could make something out of wire. Has to be super lightweight. I'll have to think about that.

 

[Gobd]

You don't need anything like a tripod or external reticle really, as long as the images overlap Autostitch will do an amazing job combining them. A tripod would help a little, but the external reticle is most definitely overkill.

 

[Tessien]

Thats pretty sweet, I don't suppose you have more?

 

[HomeSlice]

Image-Adjust-Bright Contrast (+20, +30)
Filter - Gaussian Blur (7.0)
Layer mode switch to overlay (50% opacity)

Brilliant. Thank you.

 

[Fool]

I climbed Seneca Rocks when I was 14. Yay for nostalgia.

 

[Zear]

You don't need anything like a tripod or external reticle really, as long as the images overlap Autostitch will do an amazing job combining them. A tripod would help a little, but the external reticle is most definitely overkill.

You are correct, but the reticle would definitely help me minimize overlap and keep my frames straight and level. Especially if I try to do larger grids (like 3 x 4).