Panorama stitched together with Hugin.

Panorama of the castle in Yvoire, France shot with a 70-200 lens (that was all I had with me) and stitched in Hugin.

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The "Mitad del Mundo", on the Equator in Equador.

Nice panorama of a couple trees in the old tillman farm area of Powhatan, VA. Stitched from 4 photos.

I couldn't get far enough back to take this building in one shot - there was another building behind me - so this is a stitch-up of four shots, done using Hugin.

Das Heimatmuseum Mörfelden, 1990 eröffnet, illustriert die von Landwirtschaft und Handwerk geprägte Geschichte der Stadt, insbesondere den Wandel hin zu einer Arbeiterwohngemeinde. U.a. gibt es eine Schmiede, eine Wagner-Werkstatt, eine alte Dreschmaschine, eine Schuhmacherei oder eine Küche mit Kohleofen und Waschkessel zu sehen. Weitere Ausstellungsteile widmen sich der regional bedeutsamen Arbeitertradition, der NS-Zeit oder der Siedlungsgeschichte in der Römerzeit. Standort: in der ehemaligen Hofreite des Gasthofs "Goldener Apfel", Langgasse 45, Mörfelden-Walldorf.

Panoramaaufnahme stitched mit Hugin.

Paris

When we left La Posada on Sunday, we continued East and ended up at Petrified Forest/Painted Desert. It was a gorgeous day, with storm clouds alternating with bright blue sky.

This is the view from just below the Painted Desert Inn.

Looking down into the crater.

blick vom telekom-tower nach osten

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If you look closely, you can make out the long line heading for the entrance.

90 images, taken at 1 meter intervals. hit the "all sizes" button for horrific glitching.

90 imagenes, tomadas a intervalos de 1 metro. ver tamaño grande para los errores horribles.

Vue sur les trois cités à partir des Jardins de Barracca de La Valette.

6 phone cam shots stitched by Hugin, finished in Gimp.

www.ravelry.com/projects/Posidriv/annemor-5

Take a series of pictures (e.g. 3) of the subject. It is important that there is at least one pictures in which the brightest part of the scenery is not cropped, and another one for the darkest part. (Check by the camera histogram.)

If possible, use a tripod. Thus, you will be able to skip step #2 and #3.

Step #2

Rambla del Portus, panorámica.

During the time of year when Diamond Head turns green.

Just a quick 5-snapshotter. Original panorama has ~15.3 megapixels, although the original snapshots are big enough for a little more.

stereographic projection of this equirectangular shot

Read about this photo on my blog.

Mount Rainier National Park

2 exposures, stitched with hugin

Another bit from the Striatic tour. I can't decide if I like the RB67 version or the stitched G7 panorama better...

This one is stitched in Hugin from 18 individual frames.

Abrucena y Abla (Almería), panorámica

Three hand-held bracketed shots, aligned with hugin and blended with enfuse

Facciata e lato Sud

Nicky in Brighton

Full size one here - www.moviemistakes.com/zfolder/rux0r/photos/fountain2.jpg

Windsor Castle on 5 March 2006. The panorama was made using the open source software hugin.

Details of the architectural frieze on the NatWest Bank Building seen from Pavilion Gardens, Brighton, East Sussex, England, UK.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frieze

Towards Glarus Alps, from home.

Replaced on March 8th with a much better compute.