Jostein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >A piece of panorama software is a good tool as long as you have a lot >of image detail in each tile. However, if you want a big sky above >that, no software can help you. > >I've done a couple of big sky panoramas the "hard way" by tiling them >out in Photoshop and adjusting the stitch afterwards. It's >surprisingly simple to do, but of course more time consuming that a >software tool.
Yep, I've found that large areas of sky present the greatest problem for stitching software. One way I've tried to get around it is to use the stitching software for the overall image (foreground), do a manual stitch in Photoshop to get the sky right (much quicker than stitching the entire image in Photoshop) and then finally paste the Photoshop sky into the panorama software foreground (or vice-versa). I'm using Panorama Maker now but I may add Panostitcher as well. http://www.pixtra.com/Downloads/download_PanoStitcher.htm -- Mark Roberts Photography and writing www.robertstech.com
