Panorama images

[mvrekum]

Yes, they are a little bit big. Even photoshop had problems handling them :)

But please let me know comments on my first try.

http://www.photofile.nl/ee/index.php?groupid=2&lang=eng&pass=public

Thanks,
Martin

[gsmx2]

For others who might want to look, they downloaded quickly, so don't be afraid to look.

As far as the pictures, I looked very very carefully at the 24-piece panorama. Incredible. No signs of stitch marks or roundness on the horizon. Excellent job. The Panorama Factory software and your method of shooting worked superbly together.

gsm x2

[Leighow]

Well it is extremely interesting.. you just keep scrolling and scrolling and seeing so many different things.

It is so different that looking at a single frame. Plus, what starts out as a dry scene,ends up in what may be a canal and continues across flooded land --- this is lowland for sure.

Besides interest, the image was clear (not sunny) enough to see people, a www.url on an ad signs, boats, etc.

[mvrekum]

Thnx for your comments.

Just a litle background info:

All images are initially scanned on a Canon FS4000US at 4000DPI. I had to downsize the images to stitch them in Panorama Factory, but even after that Photoshop could not handle the files. Photoshop has a limit on pixels in photo width, so I had to downsize them again.
After stitching all together the colors were corrected in photoshop. This is where I noticed a little mistake I made. I did not set the camera on manual, so there were differences in color between images.

The thing I like best are the goast trucks on the highway. As you can see the images were shot real fast after eachother, cause one truck can be seen 5 times on the highway.

Leighow: What you see is actually a river, the river IJssel near Arnhem in Holland. The water is high causing the foreland to flood. Take a look at the iron bridge behind the parkinglot. This is the width of the river under normal conditions.

Martin