[Theme] Do you have a stitched photo?

[JohnBrew]

My latest. D810, Zeiss 55 1.4, 7 image stitch. Prints out at 22" x 7'

[Bjørn Rørslett]

I want to look in the lake to find out details of the aquatic vegetation

[JohnBrew]

Thank you for taking the time to look and comment, Bjorn.

[Frank Fremerey]

old one. 2005. One of my first panotheatres.

[Anthony]

X-T1 in swipe mode.

[Erik Lund]

That's a fun one Frank, well done

[Ron Scubadiver]

Chile, Inside Passage, January, 2016

[Andy]

Bryce Canyon, 71 photos taken in 3 mins, handheld. Quickly stitched together in ICE
Was part of a crazy trip: 48 hrs, 1200 miles driving, 4 states, 8 national parks, 3000 photos.

The 200 MP (28000x7000) version can be downloaded here (100 MB JPEG)



rgds,
Andy

[armando_m]

10 images portrait orientation

2 rows

[Frank Fremerey]

That's a fun one Frank, well done

The fun part is that I saw her do it for REAL and she did it for ME ... AGAIN.

Somewhere i have the whole 180°x360° .... bare with me until I  find it.

[Fons Baerken]

Den Bosch 17/2/2016

[Knut S]

Reine, Lofoten, Norway.

[Anthony]

Knut, I know that view well, and you have captured it beautifully.

[Akira]

13-stitch handheld pano with the horizontal view angle of nearly 180 degree.  Panasonic GX8, 25/1.7@f3.5, processed with Photomerge of CC2015.  The PC almost ran out of its 16GB RAM during the prooess.

[Akira]

An experimental 6x2 stitch, hand-leld.  Due to the imperfect hand-holding technique, I wasted large portions of the original stitched image when I made this rectangular image. 　So, it is virtually 5x2 or so.  Also, there are many minor glitches which can be seen when viewed in the original size.

Nikon D750, AF-S50/1.8G at f8.0.