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This is the village of Calabogie seen from across Calabogie Lake. This panorama was constructed from 27 horizontal telephoto photos by the free version of Autostitch.
Opportunity sol 4169 ( Oct 16, 2015 ) false color panorama looking west in Marathon Valley, Endeavour crater, Meridiani Plain, Mars.
Blossoming cherry trees in Hammarby Sjöstad in Stockholm, Sweden. Autostitch panorama from seven pictures. Taken with an Apple iPhone 4.
So after mediocre mentioned a software called AutoStitch in my Wide Shanghai image, I searched for it and found it in a software called Calico by Kekus for Apple's Mac OS X system, which I use. This is a test image I made with the Calico Beta demo, and it looks awesome. Guess I'll be spending 39$ on that software sooner or later... The watermarks are in the picture, because it is a trial version.
Anyway, took these pictures of my balcony in my living community, 6 in total, and just loaded them into the software. The rest was automatic, the software does everything for you - incredible! It looks so perfect, and it even adjusts the brightness in each image so that it looks flawless together. Photoshop is way more difficult with merging, what an incredible software this is. Hope other Mac users like it, too!
The next time I am at some spectecular spot, I will remember this program and start taking pictures of the panorama...
i finally bought myself a semi-decent tripod. this is what the shop i bought it in looked liked - a leftover of some test shots and experimenting with my new stitching program.
Last week, there was a blackout. I looked out the window and saw that it was pretty extensive.
Up the street, I saw some roadblocks and a bunch of police cars clustered around a house in the middle of the blackness. I don't know if it was related to the blackout.
I grabbed my emergency candles and tried to light them, but I actually had no success. Most of my matches were refusing to ignite, and when they did, the candle wax was refusing to burn. Do matches and candles expire? Ultimately, I gave up, because I was afraid of setting off the fire alarm with all my failed attempts.
Spent three nights on this boat sailing to Komodo
Just looked at the time on the original and realised this is a picture of sunrise, not sunset. Should have realised sooner as we were sailing east the whole journey
Popped out to Redmires today.. They have a 'plughole' two! I think I knew that but had not seen it over flow before!
Smaller than the one at Ladybower we took the other week.. (picture here - flic.kr/p/bBrtKo)
12 picture stitch - two rows of six, stitched then stacked!
Polar 85mm f1.4 with CPL. 5 images stitched together using Autostitch. After two days of pouring rains, the sky cleared up, and we decided to take a walk along our usual route. Sadly, the tunnel we use to get down to the river was flooded, so we couldn't finish our walk. That's when I noticed the rainbow, and ran to the top deck of the Banpo bridge to catch this. I have a similar shot made with my 20mm f4, but it's just a single image, thus lacking the detail of this stitched one.
My first attempt at creating a polar planet. It's not perfect because it was only a 180degree panorama so the edges don't join properly. I'm quite pleased with the result though.
Brenizer pano www.amazon.com/gp/blog/post/PLNK1JWPN65CVOSZV of my daughter, my first try at this method. Not perfect, but pretty cool. You can see the DOF starting to fall away on her hand. No worries about waking her up, she sleeps like her daddy :)
26 images @ 50/f2 stitched with Autostitch.
