[Theme] Do you have a stitched photo?

[golunvolo]

La Línea has more than 7 kms of sandy beach on the mediterranean side. It ends abruptly in the border with Gibraltar where this monster fence is still standing. Good place to go to the beach when the winds blows from the west as it is protected thou

  D5300 ir, 35mm 2.8, stitched in lightroom

[Brute]

Painted Hills in Central Oregon.

[ColinM]

It's good to see the rocks, stones & soil putting on as good a show as the plant & animal life and you've captured it well Brute.

I have no experience of environments like this, so it was sort of fun guessing the scale & distances involved.
Thanks for sharing Brute

[golunvolo]

Balneario de la Caleta. From the 1920s still standing right there on the sand of the little beach in Cádiz.

    D200 ir, 18-70mm

[mxbianco]

Can you share what you use to stitch images?

I have used Arcsoft Panorama Maker (Pro version, allows for 100% size in stitching)
I have also used Microsoft ICE 1.4 (32-bit version), but it is easily maxed out and displays MEMORY FULL just by a stitch of three frames from a Z7
The 64-bit version of Microsoft ICE (v.2.03) handles memory better...
I have also used Hugin (both 32-bit and 64-bit), very powerful and Free

Some cameras have the stitching included in the options, like most current smartphones. In the Nikon world this includes most of the 1 Series Nikons
Sometimes it's a useful feature, you get to see the results immediately on the LCD. You can rotate the camera in any direction, and you can also keep the camera in portrait mode and have a higher vertical resolution (like John Geerts a few posts ago). In that case the photo will appear vertical and you have to rotate it in Post-production, not a big deal anyway.

An example with Nikon 1J5, recent Mayor election-day in my hometown (original is 4800x920 px):
[if I had used the 1J5 in portrait mode, vertical resolution would have increased to 1536 px --> 4800 x 1536]

Very nice for a walkaround camera!
 
Ciao from Massimo
 

[Fons Baerken]

Abbey of Eteval, Vosges

8 images Z6, 20mm f/1.8s, stitched, merged and corrected,
unfortunately here in reduced iq due to size limitations

[mxbianco]

Autumn Foliage

Livigno, Rhaetic Alps, at the border with Switzerland (as a matter of fact, this particular valley -despite being in Italy- is already in the Danube basin, N of the Alpine Continental Divide)

Nikon Df, AFS-VR Nikkor 28-300mm/3.5-5.6, 4-pic pano

Ciao from Massimo

[Brute]

It's good to see the rocks, stones & soil putting on as good a show as the plant & animal life and you've captured it well Brute.

I have no experience of environments like this, so it was sort of fun guessing the scale & distances involved.
Thanks for sharing Brute

Thanks.
The juniper trees are about 30 feet tall for scale.



Steens Mt. S.E. Oregon.

[Fons Baerken]

March 18

Organon Pharmaceuticals

2 stitch panorama

Z6, 20mm f/1.8s

[Akira]

Dali-esque sky.

SIGMA fp with 45/2.8.  Eight vertical frames.

[golunvolo]

Beautifully grandiose

[Akira]

Beautifully grandiose

Thank you, Paco.  It was indeed a grandiose view.

[fentriss]

Near Munich city, down the Isar river. d850+pc19, lens shiftet l->r, 3 steps   bye bye, richard ( full size here please, 34MB https://malus.exotica.org.uk/~zeg/muenchen/Mueharlschweghang032021st99.jpg )

[fentriss]

Another one, Munich city, at the old Southern cemetery, also d850, but with the PC-85 1:2,8D version, lens shiftet l->r, 3 steps.
bye bye, richard (full size, 39MB https://malus.exotica.org.uk/~zeg/muenchen/Muesfgrab082021st99.jpg)

[Akira]

Richard, I always enjoy browsing the images from Munich.  I used to go to the Schuster camera store near Sendlinger Tor, but didn't realize that the old Südfriedhof was in its neighborhood.

I wish you would share more images from Munich!  Thank you for sharing!