[Theme] Do you have a stitched photo?

[Akira]

This is a 6-stitch pano.  The frames were taken with iPhone SE, the original DNG files were shot and converted to JPEG in Lr app.  The frames were stitched in Photomerge, and the TIFF file of the pano was adjusted in Camera Raw filter.

The third frame from the left was blurred, but the pano looks good enough for sharing it in Facebook.

[Øivind Tøien]

How appropriate!  It's surprising to know that the giraffe stood still long enough to collect the necessary frames.  Well done!

Thanks Akira, I was a bit surprised too that the stitch worked so well. The giraffes sometime have these long periods where they are mostly frozen and just stand there looking. They must have a pretty good overview from up there.

[Øivind Tøien]

After a hard winter - stitch of 3 horizontal frames with 300 PF:

[golunvolo]

Lorne, Your stitches give a better sense of what the moon looked like than I have seen in 25 years of seeing the NASA single 70mm frames.  Bravo.

 Olé

[golunvolo]

I had to give it a try. El-Nikkor 105 5.6 on a d700. Alhambra from "El mirador de San Nicolás".

[Akira]

I had to give it a try. El-Nikkor 105 5.6 on a d700. Alhambra from "El mirador de San Nicolás".

Nice view!  I realize I haven't tried stitching telephoto images.  I must try for me, too!

[Lorne]

Here is one from 12 years ago of Victoria's inner harbour. I'd only had my D200 for a few months and, having no means to edit raw I shot only jpegs back then. It is almost a 180° pano, 16 verticals with 50mm/1.8 AIS.

Eagle eyes will spy the Empress Hotel on the far right. It is still with us but Undersea Gardens are just a memory.

[Akira]

Here is one from 12 years ago of Victoria's inner harbour. I'd only had my D200 for a few months and, having no means to edit raw I shot only jpegs back then. It is almost a 180° pano, 16 verticals with 50mm/1.8 AIS.

Eagle eyes will spy the Empress Hotel on the far right. It is still with us but Undersea Gardens are just a memory.

Love the contrast between the right and left sides of the pano!  The stitch looks flawless.  Did you stitch the images 12 years ago, or right before you post it?

[Lorne]

Love the contrast between the right and left sides of the pano!  The stitch looks flawless.  Did you stitch the images 12 years ago, or right before you post it?

Thank you, Akira, but all my panos have flaws when you look close enough     

Yes, it's new today and is a favourite pano that I revisit from time to time. I was tidying up some of the rough edges - blotchy skies and zig-zag'd top and bottom edges. Autopano 4.2 is my favourite tool.

In 2007 I used Serif, and since then I've used Canon Photostitch, and Photoshop Elements 6, and PS CS5.

[Akira]

Thank you, Lorne, for the details.

When I was using the pano function of PSE, there were still some glitches, but the Photomerge of today's CC2018 does an admirable job.

[golunvolo]

I took the bike fot a tour yesterday to "Punta Europa", backside of Gibraltar. the lighthouse there  and a clear day gives a sensation of Africa being very close. Actually, it is close.

   

[Brute]

Nice Shots....
First time trying to merge some photos. Had to change the size. The first time said the files were to large. Hope it works now.
The bridge is just a bit down stream of the dam.

[pluton]

Big trees in the front yard. West Los Angeles.
Vertical stitch, three 17mm (on FX) horizontally-oriented frames.

[Akira]

From the night to the day...

[Fons Baerken]