Hobart Smelter Panorama

TassieDTassieD Registered Users Posts: 711 Major grins
edited January 5, 2007 in Landscapes
Created this today. It was made from 48 images (2 rows of 24) I thought I would set myself a holiday challenge. After doing this one I am planning a large pano of the Hobart waterfront. The original file is 23868x4024 pixels.

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Cheers
David Clifford

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  • SkippySkippy Registered Users Posts: 12,075 Major grins
    edited December 24, 2006
    TassieD wrote:
    Created this today. It was made from 48 images (2 rows of 24) I thought I would set myself a holiday challenge. After doing this one I am planning a large pano of the Hobart waterfront. The original file is 23868x4024 pixels.

    Link to Larger Version

    Wow that's a beauty clap.gifclap.gif so how did you shoot your shots ?
    Did you do the 14 at the top first? or the 14 for the bottom?
    How do you stitch ROWS together ?? assuming you did them in rows of 14?

    The finished shot is great, I'd be proud too if that was mine to be showing the folks here on Dgrin :D ...... Skippy
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  • TassieDTassieD Registered Users Posts: 711 Major grins
    edited December 24, 2006
    Skippy wrote:
    Wow that's a beauty clap.gifclap.gif so how did you shoot your shots ?
    Did you do the 14 at the top first? or the 14 for the bottom?
    How do you stitch ROWS together ?? assuming you did them in rows of 14?

    The finished shot is great, I'd be proud too if that was mine to be showing the folks here on Dgrin :D ...... Skippy

    Thankyou Skippy,

    When taking the shots, I shot one low and then one high (i.e. the bottom shot then the top). when putting them together I worked in the same manner. Put the upper and lower shot together. I then started from the left side and started putting them together.

    After they were all together I did the usual processing then cropped and added the border.
    Cheers
    David Clifford
  • SystemSystem Registered Users Posts: 8,186 moderator
    edited December 24, 2006
    very nice-

    great job on putting that together-
  • TassieDTassieD Registered Users Posts: 711 Major grins
    edited December 24, 2006
    gefillmore wrote:
    very nice-

    great job on putting that together-

    Thanks George.
    Cheers
    David Clifford
  • ian408ian408 Administrators Posts: 21,942 moderator
    edited December 25, 2006
    Wow! That's a biggie...
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  • TassieDTassieD Registered Users Posts: 711 Major grins
    edited December 25, 2006
    ian408 wrote:
    Wow! That's a biggie...

    Thanks Ian,

    Printed it would be 2200mm x 350mm, will be having a word with my printer this week as to cost of a print :D
    Cheers
    David Clifford
  • JenGraceJenGrace Registered Users Posts: 1,229 Major grins
    edited December 25, 2006
    Wow! That looks like it was a lot of work, and it payed off well IMO! :D
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  • jdryan3jdryan3 Registered Users Posts: 1,353 Major grins
    edited December 27, 2006
    Very good job, both teh stitching job and the actual image composition.
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  • SystemSystem Registered Users Posts: 8,186 moderator
    edited December 31, 2006
    Great image. Zinc smelter right?
  • TassieDTassieD Registered Users Posts: 711 Major grins
    edited January 1, 2007
    Thanks for the comments guys, they have all been appreciated.
    Cheers
    David Clifford
  • KennyKenny Registered Users Posts: 119 Major grins
    edited January 1, 2007
    TassieD wrote:
    Created this today. It was made from 48 images (2 rows of 24) I thought I would set myself a holiday challenge. After doing this one I am planning a large pano of the Hobart waterfront. The original file is 23868x4024 pixels.
    David... that is a fantastic effort to put together a panorama like that... I've tried a couple of smaller ones, that worked "okay" but no where near as well as your effort.

    Well done indeed! clap.gif

    Now... you've inspired me to go take some photos and "start stitchin'" :D
    Kenny
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  • dbaker1221dbaker1221 Registered Users Posts: 4,482 Major grins
    edited January 1, 2007
    great job on this!!!!!!!clap.gif
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  • asylumxlasylumxl Registered Users Posts: 57 Big grins
    edited January 1, 2007
    did you use a panoramic head on a tripod or what? headscratch.gif

    i like it alot :D
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  • erich6erich6 Registered Users Posts: 1,638 Major grins
    edited January 3, 2007
    asylumxl wrote:
    did you use a panoramic head on a tripod or what? headscratch.gif

    i like it alot :D

    Bump. I'm interested in this question also. Nice pano!

    Erich
  • TassieDTassieD Registered Users Posts: 711 Major grins
    edited January 5, 2007
    erich6 wrote:
    Bump. I'm interested in this question also. Nice pano!

    Erich

    Sorry guys, didnt see this question.

    These were taken handheld. It started as a trial run to see what the idea would look like. The eventual plan is to go back a bit later than this and do something similar.

    thought I would go and give it a test run and ended up with this shot.
    Cheers
    David Clifford
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