WB Show Panorama

[NormMessinger]

Just playing around:
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid131/pfc9569337476fedc116ea23fae53bc6c/f7af9d22.jpg

Now what I gotta do is figure out how to get you to the full size version... assuming you might be interested.

I give up. This'll get you to the a lbum (http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=4286105403&code=10981756&mode=invite&cmp=EMC-IS_other&creative=album-invite) which will grow as I get time but it doesn't allow viewing "from outside ImageStation" what ever the heck that means. :(

[ 07-26-2004, 11:07 PM: Message edited by: NormMessinger ]

[Venchka]

"Holy pixels, Batman!"

The original is 2489240 bytes and 7162 x 985 pixels big. It is possible to save the original to your local 'puter. If you have a mega-bit lickety split fast connection. Would look nice printed 19" long on my Epson printer.

Thanks, Norm. How was the sailing in Maine?

Wayne
Working way too many hours and sailing way too few hours in the Swamp. :D

[ 07-28-2004, 02:42 PM: Message edited by: Venchka ]

[Ross M]

Cool photo - thanks for sharing!

Ross

[essaunders]

Impressive. I had my camera there but didn't remember to take it out... I was too busy looking.

Direct Link to the big panarama (http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid131/pfc9569337476fedc116ea23fae53bc6c/f7af9d22.jpg.orig.jpg)

OK. If the image is too big (or people want) I can remove it so the thread can still be read.

Ok. big picture removed. Lovely picture though...

[ 07-28-2004, 12:39 PM: Message edited by: essaunders ]

[Venchka]

Yes, do that! It bogs down my T-1 line even.

Thanks!

[ 07-28-2004, 12:51 PM: Message edited by: Venchka ]

[Dave Fleming]

ACES shot O&O Midwest!


Yes, do that! It bogs down my T-1 line even.With tongue firmly in cheek...you sure you got T-1 on that thing V.? I timed my download after seeing your post and it took all of 16 seconds on my humble DSL line.

[Venchka]

Yeah, Dave, Ma Bell Southcentral flavor claims it's a T-1 line. But maybe all the other folks on here at work eat up bandwith. I viewed and downloaded the full size file no problem. But posted here was a problem.

Wayne
In the Swamp.

[Stiletto]

Thanks Norm and essaunders for that its great!

[PaulC]

Wow! That really is great! Thanks!

(That's one we will save and really enjoy some cold, snowy day next winter!)

[NormMessinger]

I'm pleased to hear some liked the picture. It is of interest to me mostly in how easy it is to make. I have an old version of Panorama Factory (http://www.panoramafactory.com/) which does what I posted automatically.

Normaly one should rotate the camera around the center of focus which is usually located somewhere within the lens assembly in order to get a good match from exposure to exposure. In this case I simply held the camera to my eye and rotated more or less in one set of foot prints. Pretty sloppy. The panorama is not perfectly stitched but a bit better than so so. With the camera on a tripod it makes almost perfect panoramas automatically. And if one shoots a series in a compete circle it will make a panorama that once can scroll around 360 degrees. Fun. Or as Miron Sutton used to say, "Amaturish to be sure but it shows what can be done."