200 megapixel image, Zion National Park
This was made from about 40 overlapping images taken on a Nikon 1 V2 14.2 megapixel camera. While taking the photo sequence, several deer walked about 25 feet near me and I took photos of them and then returned to shooting the panorama. However, I got out of sequence and ended up duplicating quite a few shots - hence, about 40 shots when probably 20 would have sufficed!
You need to download the image if you want to zoom in. Flickr's zoom feature does not show the 200 MP detail.
This image was processed in Affinity Photo and produced *far better* results than what I got from ON1 RAW 2018. I recommend Affinity Photo for stitching these panoramas.
Part of ON1's problem (but not the only one) is that it supports camera RAW formats in "Tier 1" and "Tier 2". The Nikon 1 V2 is in their "Tier 2" support, which basically means its not supported very well.
200 megapixel image, Zion National Park
This was made from about 40 overlapping images taken on a Nikon 1 V2 14.2 megapixel camera. While taking the photo sequence, several deer walked about 25 feet near me and I took photos of them and then returned to shooting the panorama. However, I got out of sequence and ended up duplicating quite a few shots - hence, about 40 shots when probably 20 would have sufficed!
You need to download the image if you want to zoom in. Flickr's zoom feature does not show the 200 MP detail.
This image was processed in Affinity Photo and produced *far better* results than what I got from ON1 RAW 2018. I recommend Affinity Photo for stitching these panoramas.
Part of ON1's problem (but not the only one) is that it supports camera RAW formats in "Tier 1" and "Tier 2". The Nikon 1 V2 is in their "Tier 2" support, which basically means its not supported very well.