Skyshow Panoramas

[theonetruepath]

http://i192.photobucket.com/albums/z17/theonetruepath/SkyShow09/DS2_7556-DS2_7566CLAweb.jpg (http://i192.photobucket.com/albums/z17/theonetruepath/SkyShow09/DS2_7556-DS2_7566CLAsmall.jpg)

http://i192.photobucket.com/albums/z17/theonetruepath/SkyShow09/DS2_7613-DS2_7620CLAweb.jpg (http://i192.photobucket.com/albums/z17/theonetruepath/SkyShow09/DS2_7613-DS2_7620CLAsmall.jpg)

http://i192.photobucket.com/albums/z17/theonetruepath/SkyShow09/DS2_7627-DS2_7643LTAweb.jpg (http://i192.photobucket.com/albums/z17/theonetruepath/SkyShow09/DS2_7627-DS2_7643LTAsmall.jpg)

http://i192.photobucket.com/albums/z17/theonetruepath/SkyShow09/DS2_7653-DS2_7668LAweb.jpg (http://i192.photobucket.com/albums/z17/theonetruepath/SkyShow09/DS2_7653-DS2_7668LAsnall.jpg)

[bennymac92]

Nice #3 is my favourite

[Scott]

I think they great Patrick. Did you use stitching software?

[dn-photographs]

i wanna create panoramas,.. but without the wideangle/fisheye look.
i want it a straight landscape look,.

thatd be great for a big print on a wall.

[theonetruepath]

I think they great Patrick. Did you use stitching software?

Yup I use Pano Tools Assembler and the associated blending/stitching/auto picking software packages. Nice and easy these days.


i wanna create panoramas,.. but without the wideangle/fisheye look.
i want it a straight landscape look,.

thatd be great for a big print on a wall.

You can use software to stitch a handheld pano sequence these days, no need even for a tripod. You can also get software to correct the weird fish eye lens perspective to a certain extent.

If you hold the camera in portrait mode, put the horizon smack across the middle of the frame dead level, and take a sequence of shots *with 2/3 overlap between frames*, it'll stitch dead flat.