Great photo stitcher

[Zac]

cool pics... I'm still playing around with it...

 

[jerseygirl]

Here is one with 64 pictures and i cropped it - still missing the edges

enjoy that DAM release was today - took over 500 pictures

enjoy - link to them should like to see them

thanks

jz

 

[Gord]

jz if you go into the edit->options menu in the program and, in the 'output size' area, choose scale (%) button, then change it to whatever percent you desire. if you do choose 100% be prepared for some huge files! you can also change the JPEG quality, 1-100 i believe.

cool pics of the dam release!

 

[Gord]

Here's another one I made with this stitcher. It made it look like it was taken with a fish-eye lens, at least partially (the upper third.)

 

[jerseygirl]

ok Gord,

How many pictures did you have to take - i am always short a few on the edges. that is great nothing is missing. what type of camera? maybe i just don't have the eye for it

it is as if you are standing there along side you.

thanks wonderful


jz

 

[Gord]

jerseygirl i always take enough to cover what i want to get plus some more along each edge, then stitch them together, then crop out a final cut from the pano (using another program.)

thanks for the compliment.

 

[Gord]

Here's another I made with this program.

 

[jerseygirl]

River trip - not great but BEAUTIFUL RIVER the Hiawassee at Reliance Tn.

a great damed river that when you are in the area you should, I tend to stand in the canoe and float

gee sorry no pictures of that YET

that be me truck and me boat on the far left.

OH MY _ still missing some areas

 

[Leon]

Here's one from a hike I did yesterday. It's a big file.

 

[easyphloem]

Whoa.


Leon, that is terrific. Just like I am standing there!


SZ

 

[Gord]

That's a cool one leon! Here's one from my afternoon office of today.

 

[Leon]

That's a sweet shot Gord.

Here's one from Mauna Kea.

 

[Leon]

Another from the summit of Mauna Kea.

 

[Zac]

Must be nice to be able to drive right up to (nearly) 14,000 feet!

 

[Leon]

Yes, it's pretty cool. However, going from sea level to 14,000 in less than two hours is a good recipe for altitude sickness. It is advisable to stop at around 9000 for an hour or so to acclimate.

 

[Zac]

barf city!

 

[Leon]

Having some more fun with the photo stitcher. Here's a shot of a dredging operation on Hong Kong Island.

 

[Leon]

Another one. This is a Buddhist nunnery with lots of cool bonsai.

 

[Murph]

Here is one that my friend took of me in the speed climb at our local tcc this year.

 

[Murph]

...and another from skiing last winter near Whistler.