Strandvagen

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• wide (434)
• [2007-02-21 7:44]
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Hi Stef,
I really enjoy seeing a panorama image that isn't in a straight dull line. This perspective makes it more rare and interesting. And you've managed to avoid a colour cast (I know for sure that it can be difficult in such locations). There's maybe a bit much of negative space on the top. Not sure though. It's more a matter of taste. Great image of a beautiful city! Ha det bra!

Johan

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• linus (10761)
• [2007-02-21 8:41]

Hi stef,
Nice panorama. Your city looks beautiful.
Sunil

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• salil (2106)
• [2007-02-21 9:40]

Fine panorama. So colourful and attractive. Looks tranquil, unlike a city scene.
Salil

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• cloverstar (0)
• [2007-02-21 11:47]

Wow! This is a great job of stitching 6 photos together. It is seamless. Lovely view of the town and the colours are great.

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• chrisJ (42081)
• [2007-02-22 10:01]

Hi Stefania

Nice to see a new post from you. The wide angled panoramic format suits perfectly. Tfs!

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• JohnTulip (35290)
• [2007-02-24 8:11]

Steff, ...its super! great way you constructed the Panorama fold-out! (good word in English?)
You know.. this could also be Amsterdam. Compliments and good weekend
John
ps
I will be back with a pocket full of green ^__^

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• vandana2923 (22207)
• [2007-02-24 8:45]

Nice panaroma effect. Good composition and colors. :) Vandana

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• Refugee (25542)
• [2007-02-24 14:00]

Hi Stef. A lovely panorama. Well composed good colour and fine detail even in the smaller image. Well done and TFS,
David

Many thanks for your comment on ‘Cobwebs V’

I am out of points but I will return...and did.

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• Dingo (11948)
• [2007-02-26 16:54]
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Ok, Stef... just imagine this: I stand before you, bow very deeply, kneel down and... kiss your feet!
Just a long way of saying I think you did a beautiful job, lady! Only in the right (where the distortion is the largest) I can see a glimpse of a stitch. I love panoramic shots, especially in a large format, so that's another thank you! I commend your courage, btw... panoramic shots with a river in them, all those wavelets... A true nightmare it could have been. But you managed very well indeed... you must be a patient woman ;o)).
TFS. Terrific work!

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• OeilMagique (26)
• [2007-02-27 12:41]
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Hi Stefania
Magnfiicent scene presented, the stitching is near perfect. The perspective created is impressive. I have been experimenting with "Auto Stitch" available free This is a link to auto stich


When you understand how the program work it does an excellent job. It also stitches photos from top and bottom, not just side by side photos. I found another useful tip is to lock the settings on the camera so you get same light from picture to picture when creating the panorama. Hope this will be useful.
Good manual stitching job, well executed.

Paul

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• katya534 (5546)
• [2007-03-01 23:17]

This is outstanding. I tried hard to find where you stitched SIX images and couldn't!!! You must have a lot of patience. :))

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• perryhooter (27341)
• [2007-03-04 7:48]
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Hello Stefania !

By hand ! Hats off my dear ! Great stitching job ! Beside a few minor variations of tones in the blue sky , the job is pretty neat!
We are invited to explore every corners and buildings of the waterfront with this lovely panoramic view.
Have a great weekend!
TFS,
Robert

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• Tintin (1982)
• [2007-03-14 19:05]

Very nicely done and superb stitching, Stef. I can see a bit of the line on the right but it is very minimal and that was not an easy one to do. The large version is very nice indeed. Great work!

P.S. Just passing through for a quick visit to see what people have been up to!

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• puffy (16617)
• [2007-04-16 4:32]

Hi Stefania,

Great panorama shot, excellent "stiching" job.. hehehe, especially now it look like 3 D, great work, thanks for sharing

Cheers,
Sweety

:) ltr