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02/20/2005 11:30:21 PM · #1 |
I've tried to make a pano using my W1 (which doesn't have such an option) using multiple exposures.
Ended up with this
What u say? Am I on the right track? Does it look any "good"?
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02/20/2005 11:34:47 PM · #2 |
the stitching is really good... the subject not very appealing, guess you can now pass on to other things like landscapes... I had a really hard time stichting photos when i had my Sony F707, but with this camera the programs seem to sticht everything right... I guess it's harder to photograph panormaics in day light...
But you are going in the right direction.
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02/20/2005 11:40:27 PM · #3 |
Originally posted by Discraft:
the stitching is really good... the subject not very appealing |
I only choose this place cz I tought of making a 360° photo of the place. didn't quite work out so i stopped tehre, it's almost a 180° view of it (the barbecue pit place on my condo).
I think it does work better with landscapes instead of close places. the lines just don't look ok to me. I guess it's because the main subjectm which are the grey walls, are way to close. I don't know, still haven't tried to shoot things that aren't so close to the camera!
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02/20/2005 11:45:58 PM · #4 |
try it in the day light it might be harder or else do it at night with simple things you'll get the hang of it in no time...
I once did one 360 degree pano and it came out really cool... it was with my sony F707... maybe i'll put it up in a site... if i find it. :)
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