I've shot lots and lots of handheld panoramas. To tell the truth, I was surprised at how smoothly the edges aligned. The flatness that would come from a panorama head comes from the fact that the glacier is pretty big, and we're still far enough away that it's flat in perspective (if that makes sense).
Other than that, it was done by hand in photoshop.
Ah, the distance; yes. Mine have tended to be indoors, where, well.
I did one where I didn't *try* to correct anything, just slapped them together as if I really was gluing 4x6 prints to a piece of tagboard, and that was fun. But I haven't repeated it.
Thanks for the info. And I do like the way yours came out; looking back I see I said I liked the glacier, but didn't mention the picture. Not entirely what I meant!
I took it positively that you mentioned liking the glacier, actually. It meant to me that even though this is obviously a manipulated photograph, it was still to some degree transparent.
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Date: 2007-07-10 05:40 am (UTC)Other than that, it was done by hand in photoshop.
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Date: 2007-07-10 04:04 pm (UTC)I did one where I didn't *try* to correct anything, just slapped them together as if I really was gluing 4x6 prints to a piece of tagboard, and that was fun. But I haven't repeated it.
Thanks for the info. And I do like the way yours came out; looking back I see I said I liked the glacier, but didn't mention the picture. Not entirely what I meant!
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Date: 2007-07-11 05:47 am (UTC)