Panorama with 62 images

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Panorama with 62 images

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Here is my latest effort on Panorama shooting. The image was stitched using 62 images, largest that I have ever done. The location was a coastal town called Santa Cruz, south of San Francisco, CA. The view is the board walk area (building houses restaurants and video arcade), the area with rides and the coast line. The shot was taken from the pier that juts out into water thus affording a "view from the ocean". The shots were taken with A900 hand held and in the aperture mode, Minolta 28-105 AF at 105mm, f9.
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http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2650/410 ... 35e3_o.jpg

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Re: Panorama with 62 images

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Wow! Thats amazing :shock:
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Yes, amazing it is. Though you could find some stitching artifacts (such as the boat on the right), nevertheless it's just a great shot with all details. :D
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Bossel and Dr. Harout,
Thank you for your comments.
Dr. Harout, I saw the artifact after you pointed out and am trying fix it. Thanks for the catch.

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Dr. Harout,
Here is another version which is much better since I used Planar3 option but still a bit of artifact left.

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http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2433/410 ... ee3b_o.jpg
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Very nice! It's super sharp on close examination, almost like being there and having a stroll. That said, I got a little sea-sick on the far right end. :-)
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Kevin,
Thank you. I seldom had a good luck with my Pano attempts. I was quite pleased.

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