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koruvs · Nov 5, 2003, 7:10 PM

Left to right:

West side of the Downtown core, Stanley Park, first mountain on the left is Cypress Mtn, the 2 'small' humps in behind Cypress are called The Lions, next (middle) is Grouse Mtn, next (right) is Mt. Seymour. Average height I believe is about 1000 meters or 2800 feet (could be wrong

) Also, I didn't have the camera on Landscape mode and there was a bit of haze (polution

) so the mountains are not as clear as I had hoped.

File is 4 images stitched and resized equaling 850KB.
Unsharp mask 0.8 @ 70%

http://www.juetts.com/DX6490/Vancouver-Pano.jpg

Comments welcome

Klaus DK · Nov 6, 2003, 2:11 PM

fine stitch Koruvs. Not perfect though. There's lines in the sky that will tell this is a stitch. i.e upon the white tower on the right.

But a good panorama.

koruvs · Nov 6, 2003, 2:33 PM

Hi Klaus,

Thanks for the comments. I didn't use a tripod so all things considered it came out quite well. I used Canon's stitching program that, of all things came with my S9000 printer. I'm not to versed in removing those lines manually, any suggestions? :-)

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gibsonpd3620 · Nov 6, 2003, 2:38 PM

Korvus

Nice pano. I need to start working on that part of photo skills.

Klaus DK · Nov 6, 2003, 3:34 PM

YES
Go to my website and look under "Photo editing" => "Remove an object". The technique I describe there, is the one you can use for removing these areas. It's actually an cut and paste job. But - take a look if you please.

UrbanPhotos · Nov 6, 2003, 4:17 PM

Like Klaus said, not perfect, but still quite good! I've never been good at panoramas, myself.

I'd like to see more of the skyline in that shot!

Nov 5, 2003, 7:10 PM	#1
koruvs Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2002 Posts: 439	Vancouver Pano Left to right: West side of the Downtown core, Stanley Park, first mountain on the left is Cypress Mtn, the 2 'small' humps in behind Cypress are called The Lions, next (middle) is Grouse Mtn, next (right) is Mt. Seymour. Average height I believe is about 1000 meters or 2800 feet (could be wrong ) Also, I didn't have the camera on Landscape mode and there was a bit of haze (polution ) so the mountains are not as clear as I had hoped. File is 4 images stitched and resized equaling 850KB. Unsharp mask 0.8 @ 70% http://www.juetts.com/DX6490/Vancouver-Pano.jpg Comments welcome

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Nov 6, 2003, 2:11 PM	#2
Klaus DK Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2002 Posts: 2,216	fine stitch Koruvs. Not perfect though. There's lines in the sky that will tell this is a stitch. i.e upon the white tower on the right. But a good panorama.

Nov 6, 2003, 2:33 PM	#3
koruvs Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2002 Posts: 439	Hi Klaus, Thanks for the comments. I didn't use a tripod so all things considered it came out quite well. I used Canon's stitching program that, of all things came with my S9000 printer. I'm not to versed in removing those lines manually, any suggestions? :-) -

Nov 6, 2003, 2:38 PM	#4
gibsonpd3620 Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Posts: 3,585	Korvus Nice pano. I need to start working on that part of photo skills.

Nov 6, 2003, 3:34 PM	#5
Klaus DK Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2002 Posts: 2,216	YES Go to my website and look under "Photo editing" => "Remove an object". The technique I describe there, is the one you can use for removing these areas. It's actually an cut and paste job. But - take a look if you please.

Nov 6, 2003, 4:17 PM	#6
UrbanPhotos Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2002 Posts: 382	Like Klaus said, not perfect, but still quite good! I've never been good at panoramas, myself. I'd like to see more of the skyline in that shot!