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02/29/2004 07:49:10 PM · #1 |
I decided to try out the software that came with the camera, Canon's Photostitch.
Used 4 photos of the mountain, at approx 6-8 sec exposures each. Looks like the sotware does a decent job.
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Comments are always welcomed.
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02/29/2004 08:57:55 PM · #2 |
| Nice shot. If you start to do some of these in daylight, you will find not many programs can outdo Panorama Factory. When you pan in the daylight, often the lighting in the sky changes, and PF can compensate for this. There's a free version (older), 2 or 3 I think, and a newer version that goes for about $70, but is worth it (I am just a customer.) |
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02/29/2004 09:06:25 PM · #3 |
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02/29/2004 09:23:48 PM · #4 |
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03/02/2004 09:53:17 AM · #5 |
Thanks for the comments.
I thought this worked well, but it was probably a simple stiching job, because of all the darkness. I plan on trying a few more, during the day, as I'm going away for a few days to Lake Placid. Hopefully I'll get a few opportunities for some panoramas.
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03/02/2004 10:22:18 AM · #6 |
| Great shot! I use Adobe Photoshop but they never seem to come out just right... still practicing, i'm new in this field. |
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03/02/2004 11:51:54 AM · #7 |
| Good shot. I´ve used the PhotoStich to and sometimes had a good results (I think) but sometimes it hasnt been as good. It works best when shooting at something quite far away and all the things are at similar distance. When one object is closer than others it tends to disorientate (sometimes alot). This is probably normal. But also there is some technic (wich I could not explain but can be read about) to use when shooting at objects close to you or at things with different distances. It is something about rotating the camera. It could be nice if someone who reed this could explane this technic or point us to a website who does. |
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03/02/2004 12:26:42 PM · #8 |
US AE lock, that way the color/light will remain the same between the two images...
There is a definite difference between the two images...
Good image though! I have not played around with panarama images much, but I would like to if I find a subject/scene worthy of it!
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