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Created this today. It was made from 48 images (2 rows of 24) I thought I would set myself a holiday challenge. After doing this one I am planning a large pano of the Hobart waterfront. The original file is 23868x4024 pixels.



A link to the original file (Large)
http://tassied.smugmug.com/gallery/2270146/1/118572886/Original

love industrial scenery
the right bit looks most interesting but i cant see much of it
your example is very small

wendellt wrote:love industrial scenery
the right bit looks most interesting but i cant see much of it
your example is very small

Thankyou for that. I have added a link to the original file.

David

That's a wonderful image and seamlessly stitched. You must be very proud of the accomplishment.

What program did you use for stitching? PS This is a better link to use for the larger version: http://tassied.smugmug.com/photos/118572886-O.jpg

yeah love the scene, full of endless photographic possibilities

and one hell of a stitch job

stubbsy wrote:David

That's a wonderful image and seamlessly stitched. You must be very proud of the accomplishment.

What program did you use for stitching? PS This is a better link to use for the larger version: http://tassied.smugmug.com/photos/118572886-O.jpg

Thanks for comments Peter and thanks for modifying the link I am still working Smugmug out (I think).

I used DPP to process the RAW files and then used Photoshop CS2 to do the work.

wendellt wrote:yeah love the scene, full of endless photographic possibilities

and one hell of a stitch job

Thanks Wendelit.

very nicely done mate. I have done a few panorama's. But nothing of this magnitude. It was getting painfully slow trying to stitch and edit 7-8 photo's, but 24... insane.

Im impressed, and you hsould be proud.

MattyO wrote:very nicely done mate. I have done a few panorama's. But nothing of this magnitude. It was getting painfully slow trying to stitch and edit 7-8 photo's, but 24... insane.

Im impressed, and you hsould be proud.

Thanks Matty, I am stoked with how this came out and am looking forward to the next one.

Seasons greeting mate!! hope you have a good one.

Well done. Not only for the stitching, but also noticing the great photographic opportunity.

Killakoala wrote:Well done. Not only for the stitching, but also noticing the great photographic opportunity.

Thanks Steve.

Very impressive,

gives me a few ideas for here in good old Newcastle

What lens did you use?

cheers,

André

radar wrote:Very impressive,

gives me a few ideas for here in good old Newcastle

What lens did you use?

cheers,

André

Hi there Andre,

Newcastle? I am looking forward to seeing some panos from there. I used the Canon 28-135 IS USM @ 135mm

Wowsa, awesome shot I had a close look at on the hold the stitching is awesome.. a few hard to avoid bits with the surface of the water but other then that a absolute ripper..

By using CS2, do you mean by hand, lining them up ? Or is there a pano option in CS2 ???