Sydney to Hobart Pano

[TassieD]

Afternoon guys,

Here is the final shot from the past 5 days. Its a pano of Kings/Elizabeth Street Piers with all the Yachts. 8 shots taken using the 16-35 L 2.8 (Thanks CW)

[ratty]

WOW David, absolutely stunning, much easier to appreciate when they are larger.
That would look great framed on a wall.

I was looking at some framed Pano's a few weeks back that were taken up in the Snowy Mountains, which had an old settlers hut to one side and the rest of the panorama was filled with the mountains which looked breathtaking.

Keep them coming, they're fantastic.

Cheers, Paul

[Nickcanada]

Great work as always!


So what is the biggest you've printed one of these? I'm assuming you could go quite large.

[TassieD]

Thanks Ratty and Nick,

I must admit that I have not peinted any as yet. The biggest one that I have is approximately 3.5 (137.5in) meters long. That one is 46 images, two rows of 23. It was the first pano that I did seriously.

Here is the end result.

[ratty]

Haha, that's great, i had to scroll across to see all that and i use a 22inch LCD widescreen monitor

Soo much to look at in that image, is it a pulp mill?

[24Peter]

Awesome shots. What are you using to stitch the pics?

[jwhite]

I've used autostitch in the past and it has been remarkable! Its also free I've attached one I did a couple of years ago. I think it was 4 or 5 stitched images.

[cdr116]

I've used autostitch in the past and it has been remarkable! Its also free I've attached one I did a couple of years ago. I think it was 4 or 5 stitched images.

Do you know where I can download it for Mac OSX Tiger??

[StephenC]

As usual, awesome panoramas. I'm going to add to the questions by asking how you avoid seems on the water? Surely it moves between exposures so can't be lined up by even sophisticated software. The still background I can understand, though I'm impressed all the same.

[StephenC]

By the way, I've just looked at the AutoStich web site and there is no Mac OS version. I'd imagine you can use the Windows version in Parallels or Boot Camp. Canon have a program, that came with my 400D, but the one time I used it you could still see the seems.