nklb
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| My first ever panoramic test
The original to this is MASSIVE, scaling it down this much still left it 2.5mb :-/
It may not be the most interesting of subjects, but it was a fun experiment!
I used an open-source utility called hugin and just handheld the camera for around 14 shots in a 180 degree arc.
I had to do almost no manual editing other than a bit of cropping (and scaling for this post)
I think I am sold on photo stitching- they are SO easy to do. And I didn't have to limit myself to the horizontal direction. I'll have to go back and do a full 360 degree image!
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TigerNutz
Laissez les bons temps rouler
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Little Rock, AR | excellent work!! post more. |
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bostechie
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Nice result especially given it's your first attempt.
I'm planning on trying my hand at it "soon" if we ever get sun around here (Boston) again. 
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EGeezer
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Nice job! It looks like the software did its job well too. |
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richdelb
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Algonquin, IL | reply to nklb
Very well done.
(and that's quite a walkway....) |
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natedj
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Columbia, SC | reply to nklb
Great job !
What was the angle of view from the left to right end of the panorama ... approximately?
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nklb
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Ann Arbor, MI
clubs: | I would estimate it at a bit shy of 180°. Perhaps 120° or so. |
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