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[Hans van der Maarel]

Some panorama's I stitched together of my recent travels:

Bryce Canyon

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Zion NP, early in the morning and rather cloudy, so the images were kinda blurry.

 zion_np_cropped_1.jpg   935.73K   124 downloads

[frax]

i like panoramas, very cool. but it is a bit tricky how to precent them, for instance on the web...

[Hans van der Maarel]

I think there's a way to do it with Quicktime, but I just settled for jpg's.

[bchubb]

it is a bit tricky how to precent them, for instance on the web...

Here's a way which even incorporates a map

PMVR

There's actually quite a bit of information on panoramas.

[EcoGraphic]

These look great Hans, I am glad they worked out.

Useful Links:

You can get the free Panorama Tools software here if you don't have it:

Panorama Tools

Lots of useful info/links here:

Panoramic Creation and Stitching Tools

Always a good idea to trim your edges once you are done stitching, to avoid the bow at the bottom of the image

[Hans van der Maarel]

Gillian,

Yeah, the bows are a bit irritating, especially since I didn't take all the shots at the same elevation. I wanted to show as much useful photo information as possible.

I use The Panorama Factory for creating the pano's. Only gripe is that the version that I have saves to .bmp per default (and saves all of its own temp files as well). That caused the directory I used to create the Bryce and Zion ones to grow to 500 Mb in total...