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I have got to buy this program.

What do you think? 7 shots - stitched - as you can see using the trial version of panofactory.

Can you find the boat on the far right hand side? Its quite small. Might help to give an idea of scale?

*edit - changed it to a link. Sorry if it was too big
http://www.fototime.com/{8D97BE69-5237-460B-A370-7B39A05B02F0}/picture.JPG

As you can see, Willy, Panofactory is well worth the investment
Great shot, and amazing location!

Brilliant stuff! It really helps give you a sense of the scale, this glacier is massive! Just a gentle remind (I've already said it in your other pano post) but for the benefit of dialup users, and to prevent the forums size going all mong, its best to post a 800x wide pano in your thread and link to the bigger version. This keeps everyone happy as those that want a closer look can choose to load the bigger version, and it keeps the forum looking nice and easy to read. BTW I found the boat

That is one great Pano I have bought this program and I think that it was a good investment.

great pano,

obviously worth spending the bucks on the program to get rid of the nag message!!

Steve

Sorry for the duplicate posting (I already mentioned this on your other pano post). Pano Factory is good, but I found hugin to be better for my needs. Worth a try at least.

- Rog

Awesome image. It looks best as a pano too, it gives it such a wonderful sense of it's size.

Alpha_7 wrote:for the benefit of dialup users, and to prevent the forums size going all mong, its best to post a 800x wide pano in your thread and link to the bigger version. This keeps everyone happy as those that want a closer look can choose to load the bigger version, and it keeps the forum looking nice and easy to read.

I changed it to a link.

By the way - why cant i access dsrlusers.net? I can only get in on dslr users.com? Have i been bannished?

http://www.dslrusers.com/viewtopic.php?p=171069#171069

Oops i see that everone is having the same problem.

That's a great image! Really like the perspective and contrasts!