Hi!
Here's another one from the Cassis little harbor town in France
riviera (some of you will remember the lighthouse).
http://www.lacouture.nom.fr/gallery/v/pano/pano-screen.jpg.html
Not very original, and I'm a bit disappointed that the harbor area
contains so many elements that impact the readability of the image.
Maybe it's not the best place in the world to make a 360° pano after
all.
I'm not sure if my own shadow is a problem or not.
*ist DS + Sigma 18-125 @ 18mm, 1/1000s, f/8
26 vertical images (2x13) stitched with Hugin/Enblend and a bit of
post-process in CS2.
With this amount of pixels, I could crank out a 2m by 60cm 220 dpi
print, but I'm not sure anyone would be willing to pay for it!
Patrice, I think standard dpi measure is either 240 or 300... So it will
have to be slightly smaller or slightly up-ressed.
Now, I have an idea... As an exercise for photographers they should be
given a panorama image and a frame mask... The goal would be to extract
a single frame image (with the mask) that would work.
I for one really like the lighthouse as it appears if I were to look on
the left most part of the panorama. Strangely enough this Sigma lens
holds the counter-light very well...
Boris
