The River Tay - Scotland - Mega Panorama

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Full size .Tiff version is 350MB!

I really enjoyed making this - I found it alot of fun.

I know about the watermark will order the software this afternoon.

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WOW! That is cool!

I really like how it goes from rural to urban, then to rural again, shows the develpoment of cities well!

Very cool shot

Cheers Owin,

Have shifted it to a free server for now

One hell of a panorama, pretty dull subject but fun to look at anyway

Anke's probably used to the scenery (esp. living in RTW), but i didn't find it at all dull. Great job, and i might look at that software myself

Excellent piece of work.Kept going backwards and forwards seeing something different to look at.

Cheers
Gary

Hey well done , agree with Anke , though the principle of the shot is great. LOL luckily you did need a sewing machine , you would be there for months.

Wow, that's an amazing panorama of Dundee & surroundings. I was living in the block of flats on the far left behind the boat beside Tayport Harbour. I was there three years until just recently as im back in Inverness for a year out. I take it this was taken from Broughty Ferry Castle?

Impressive Muzz. Did you have any blending issues with panorama factory? I've been looking for some panorama software with RAW support as I'm not too crazy about photomerge in CS. Cheers!

Thanks for the comments all - Appreciate the input as always

jdizzle wrote in post #3493232
Impressive Muzz. Did you have any blending issues with panorama factory? I've been looking for some panorama software with RAW support as I'm not too crazy about photomerge in CS. Cheers!

I had no issues with Panorama Factory whatsoever (apart from watermark lol)

I dont think it supports RAW though but I just opened up the RAW files with rawshooter then converted to tiff's without doing any pp.

Then I could use the TIFF's and turn them into a pano then edit in CS2.

At $70 it aint cheap but when you think of all the effort it would take to do something like that I would pay $70 per pano lol

Hope that helps,

Murray

P.S If you want they have a demo version

Took a bit to load up on dial up (24 kbs), but it was worth the wait. Great shot....now the only question that remains is, Have you decided which wall to hang the print on?