Oldie panorama

I wanted to post this to panoramic pictures game, but figured starting a thread in Experimental was probably best.

Anyway, I started out with these three images, which I took as a child. How forward thinking I apparently was :

Not exactly an easy panorama to stitch, by any means. I loaded it into the hugin frontend for PTStitcher. After some work with control points, I was able to get the images to combine pretty reasonably:

It's not perfect, but with limited detail, I was able to muster a few good control points, giving me a decent panorama.

I'm pretty impressed with the tool. I'll have to see what I could do with these images manually, though, since the tool relies on control points that are extremely difficult to place. I'm impressed I got this from it though, with only a small amount of effort.

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short5 wrote in post #4555109
Thats neat do you remember what you shot it with?

Yep, a 110 camera...

(edit) I think this may have been the camera, or at least, that's what it looked like...

Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler - Albert Einstein
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Becky N wrote in post #4556282
Impressive Mike. Not only the match up of the building, also the correcting of the color differences.

Actually, the color correction happened in the stitching program. PTStitcher is incredible

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