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agneslr-w
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# Posted: 30 Sep 05 09:31
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hi,
i took made this panoramic shot with the help of photostitch. the seams where the merging of the different photos are noticeable. how does one get rid of them? i experimented a bit on photoshop, smudging and blurring after sampling for colour with the dropper. the results were unsatisfactory.
any tips? thanks!
btw, this is mt keira, which can be seen from our patio here in australia.
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joris
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# Posted: 30 Sep 05 09:45
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It happens to me also.
I think the best thing you can do use manual lighting settings when you take the picture, the same for every picture.
I you use automatic mode each picture is shot with a different shutter speed and aperture which causes colour differences
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Teun
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# Posted: 30 Sep 05 09:48 - Edited by: Teun
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Hi Agnes,
I took the liberty of editing your picture in photoshop to show you an example...
Here it is:
I used 'healing brush' in photoshop to blur the edges in your picture. Most photostitch programs have some kind of smooth edges-function, so that might work too...
btw. very nice view!
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agneslr-w
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# Posted: 30 Sep 05 11:30
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thanks for the tips joris and teun! i'll attempt another panoramic merging soon and see how fast i'll improve.
i downloaded the photo you repaired teun- it looks perfect!
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drora
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# Posted: 6 Oct 05 15:31
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i like the idea of "panorama" - first i took few pic. at the street (4) and i tried to folow
the advise you gave above....
pls. tell me if i'm at the right direction :) ?
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alex ringer
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# Posted: 20 Dec 05 22:32
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This was stitched in photoshop. Easy to tell: the path between images is diagonal by default but since your photos were well lighted this is hardly noticeable.
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alex ringer
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# Posted: 20 Dec 05 22:53 - Edited by: alex ringer
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Attached is a 360ยบ panorama I took in October 2005 at the haifa City Museum, Israel. The exhibition is dedicated for the 100 anniversary for the Hejaz Railway.
Pity that Woophy doesn't allow a higher image size
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nonkel duvel
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# Posted: 28 Dec 05 17:21
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A picture taken in Austria (Mieming), stitched (4 pictures) with Zoom browser (Canon)
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nonkel duvel
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# Posted: 28 Dec 05 17:27
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Another one, also stitched (4 pictures) with Zoom Browser (canon)
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nonkel duvel
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# Posted: 28 Dec 05 17:47
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Hi Alex,
Thanks for the comments. I'm a "landscape-lover" !
Ps : the beetles-pic 37869. We found the insects in the (dark) shadow of a big tree. Maybe you're rigtht, this isn't one of my best pictures but if you don't try...
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ET images
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# Posted: 30 Jan 06 12:10
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Be patient and practice, and you will be as good at stitching as Nonkel :) I had to look hard to see the joins and it's not clear unless you know what to look for.
Experiment with the settings and options and you will have good results.
It's a lot of fun ~ I have added a ghost to a Halooween photo of my girls and they all got a shock, and I have transoprted a friend into a car at the other end of the country for a publication in a magazine!
PS ~ Alex, the 360 shot of the museum is great!
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