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the swiss parliament building, during the museumsnacht.
panini projection, enfused
stitched with hugin from 3*4 images (4 for each exposure of -2, 0 and +2 EV)
The view from the Basilica tower towards the historical centre, with El Panecillo and the statue of the Virgin of Quito in the centre.
The courtyard in front of this cathedral is so small it is nearly impossible to photogram without stiching or special lenses.
Panoramic created with 5 exposures depict the inside of the barn where in 1814, the Sunbury Methodist Church was founded.
13,012 by 4427 px, stitch shot 1/125s f/1.8 handheld at ISO125
This is a full 360 panorama, this building is a perfectly symmetrical octagon and I was on a bandstand in the middle.
Second snow day in a row.
Realized I could use Hugin to stitch together sequences of action shots to get the clone effect.
Panorama made from frames of "Flight of Apollo 11 (1969)
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http://www.archive.org/details/apolloeleven
Stitched with Hugin.
Central frames are blurred due to quick panning.
Munin und Hugin
In der nordischen Mythologie symbolisiert der Rabe die Weisheit, der Gott Odin hatte stets die beiden Kolkraben Hugin und Munin bei sich, die auf seinen Schultern saßen und ihm berichteten, was auf der Welt vor sich ging.
Hugin ist der Gedanke, Munin die Erinnerung.
"Hugin und Munin müssen jeden Tag
Ãœber die Erde fliegen.
Ich fürchte, dass Hugin nicht nach Hause kehrt;
Doch sorg ich mehr um Munin."
I made this panoramic photo using Hugin, an open source panorama photo stitching program. I just fed a bunch of photos I took by spinning around in one location into the program, and it pretty much stitched them together automatically without any input from me. I am in awe. It's cross-platform and available for Windows, Mac and Linux.
This one I touched up a little bit in iPhoto, but Panorama B is exactly the way it was when it came out of Hugin.
A quick 150 degree stitch panorama from outside the Baltimore Museum of Industry taken while shooting a wedding there this weekend.
This photo is from my first day in New York, we took the subway to Brooklyn enjoyed the view and walked back to Manhattan over the Brooklyn bridge!
This photo was stitched together with open source program Hugin
The full image can be seen with the link below
Possibly one of the best views in all of Scotland. Everyone takes this shot, but you have to have a hell of a wide lens (or panorama stitching as here) to take it all in in one go.