photo stitching / panoramas

[Josef]

Ben lawers?

One of my only two Munros, with the other being cheating really, since it's just a casual stroll along a ridge away.

[Lone Groover]

06.30 panorama by Dave Trott, on Flickr

[minxy]

Beautiful LG

[Lone Groover]

To the West panorama by Dave Trott, on Flickr

[MacotheIsles]

Strathclyde Park

[Lone Groover]

CAMPSIE PAN by Dave Trott, on Flickr - A bit 'challenged' because I left auto settings on ....


Pano more by Dave Trott, on Flickr

[beneld]

Playing about grabbing pictures with my phone from the top of the bus and stitching them. Just a diffferent viewpoint 15ft in the air where you couldnt normally get a picture from.

[Lone Groover]

slipway Panorama1 by Dave Trott, on Flickr

[Sharon]

Really enjoying your Clydeside panoramas LG.



holy linn colour by sisterblue, on Flickr


Rockcliffe panorama by sisterblue, on Flickr

[Vinegar Tom]

Strathclyde Park

[MacotheIsles]

Yes Mr Tom. That little Fuji X10 just brings out the best in everything it photographs.

[Lone Groover]

Perth Bridge by Dave Trott, on Flickr

[Lone Groover]

Imperfect skyline by Dave Trott, on Flickr

All the settings seemed to go wrong here, but in the end I love this - looks like books overlapping?

[minxy]

An excellent view of all over Erskine area, and far beyond, from up behind Old Kilpatrick near Bowling.


massive size here
http://www.flickr.com/photos/51854463@N08/7380688016/sizes/o/in/photostream/

[HelenD]

That's impressive, minxy. How on earth did you keep the camera dead level? I've tried a few of those by putting the camera on a tripod and using a bubble level in the hotshoe but by the time it's swung round 90 degrees it's out of plumb. Also, the exposures across your set are consistent. How many photos were there in all?