Grand Tetons panorama

[bakubo]

Here is a panorama of the Grand Tetons from early May. I locked the exposure and took 9 frames at 40mm on the A700. I used Autostitch for this one too:



Here is a larger version:

http://www.bakubo.com/panoramas/grand_tetons_pano.jpg

Feel free to post your panoramas here!

[Greg Beetham]

That would look terrific right accross a bedroom wall I reckon..a monitor doesn't really do it justice.
Greg

[bakubo]

Nice one, Henry. Looks like a good start to an interesting thread.

Thanks. I hope other people will contribute.

[kingfisher]

very nice henry
great picture

i live in the netherlands , and everywere here is flat
so we like the moutains

greetings
gustav

[caporip]

terrific panorama - definitely worth wall mounting!

[bakubo]

That would look terrific right accross a bedroom wall I reckon..a monitor doesn't really do it justice.

Thanks, Greg. We had spent a few days at Grand Teton National Park in May and then on the last morning we were driving north to Yellowstone National Park. I decided to stop and make this panorama. Unfortunately, there were no interesting clouds.

[bakubo]

very nice henry
great picture

Thanks, Gustav!

i live in the netherlands , and everywere here is flat
so we like the moutains

I have been to the Netherlands a couple of times. Beautiful country and I have met a few beautiful Dutch women too. Maybe no mountains, but lots of other great opportunities for panoramas. Amsterdam is ripe with opportunity, for example. Give it a try!

[bakubo]

terrific panorama - definitely worth wall mounting!

Thank you. I am a nomad though so have no permanent wall to mount it on and I definitely don't want to carry it around with me. One day we will once again live the rooted life, I guess. I am not really looking forward to that day, but we might, at least, once again get a place to be our homebase.

[bakubo]

So far no one else has posted any panoramas. They are easy to do. Of course, there is lots of panorama software available, some free, some not free. Here is a very easy to use free program called Autostitch:

http://www.cs.ubc.ca/~mbrown/autostitch/autostitch.html

Give it a try and post a panorama!

[Dr. Harout]

A huge beauty, Henry.
Though I made several stitches, but I don't see them as worthy. Still have to practice. Found out that you cannot make a stitched panorama if a big circle is in the shot, such as the round circle in a big square.

[paulmurphy]

Lovely shot Henry,

Here's one of mine - stitched in PTGUI (I think it was about a dozen images)

The marina at Royal Quays on the river Tyne




and for those who want to explore - the large size image is here

http://www.pbase.com/murph4306/image/93970893/original

Cheers

Murph

[bakubo]

A huge beauty, Henry.
Though I made several stitches, but I don't see them as worthy. Still have to practice. Found out that you cannot make a stitched panorama if a big circle is in the shot, such as the round circle in a big square.

Thanks, Doc! Just play around with stuff and you might find something cool. In 2004 when I was going to Tokyo for 3 months, just for fun, I took my digicam and made about 10-15 shots of my room. All over, up, down, left, right, center and then used Autostitch to put them together. It was pretty crazy looking. This morning, again with a digicam, I did the same thing for a big banyan tree down by the beach. I took 15 photos that even go to straight overhead. Stitched them with Autostitch. Kind of cool. Give it a try!

[bakubo]

Lovely shot Henry,

Thank you. I have one of Bryce Canyon too that I may post later.

Nice panorama! I love marinas.

[shrektoofiona]

Thats some range! Would love some advice on this, it's untouched from tiff in cs3. I find that I get a strange verticle line of magenta? shadowing between some of the frames and a pain in the mule to loose with dodge, clone, heal. I was hoping to print it large so it needs to be good. I have always loved to capture images but never loved printing my knowlege is basic! any recomendations?

[shrektoofiona]

Sorry here is a jpg.