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Orio
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 Posted: Fri May 21, 2010 8:59 am Post subject: M9 panorama test |
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Orio wrote:
This is a quick test I made this early morning, to make a stitched panorama using the M9 hand held in 3 composite shots with the Biogon 2/35.
The panorama was created, quite fast, and I think also reasonably well, by Photoshop CS5.
I am now a bit sorry that I shot almost wide open, because the definition at the edges suffers a bit, I wished I used f/5.6 or f/8.
But I have to say that aside from that, I am very happy with the overall result, the image has colours that I love and a "breath" that I like, and that I don't always find in the images made with the EOS reflex.
The little empties left after stitching were filled using the new "content aware" fill tool. I have to say that it works pretty well. Of course it's not perfectly seamless, and if you zoom in at 100% you can see where it happens, but surely it represents a very good starting base to apply further perfectioning with more precise tools. I didn't perfect here though, was too lazy for that, 
Here's a small version:
If you like to see the original at 100% (huge!), click on the link here:
http://www.oriofoto.net/temp/m9panotest/stitch.htm
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| Posted: Fri May 21, 2010 9:23 am Post subject: |
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kansalliskala wrote:
Very nice!
Is there variation on the point of focus. The trees in the middle look different?
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MF-addicted wrote:
Beautiful color rendition and nice view.
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| Posted: Fri May 21, 2010 10:12 am Post subject: |
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Orio wrote:
| kansalliskala wrote: |
Very nice!
Is there variation on the point of focus. The trees in the middle look different? |
No, the focus was fixed. Maybe the photomerge software did it.
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| Posted: Fri May 21, 2010 10:48 am Post subject: Re: M9 panorama test |
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Scheimpflug wrote:
| Orio wrote: |
| The panorama was created, quite fast, and I think also reasonably well, by Photoshop CS5. |
It did OK... there's a big strip down the center (about at the peak of the hill in the background) that is duplicated, so it didn't quite get them merged right... or possibly it didn't correct for the field of view or other lens parameters well enough.
It looks like a great scene though! Might be worth running your shots through some "real" stitching software to see what you can get. 
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Tharos wrote:
Great panorama, colors are awesome, my eyes are happy although I checked the image at my laptop screen.
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Schnauzer wrote:
Really nice with a lot of detail.
The small picture doesn't even start to do justice to what available in the large version. Looking at the small version you have no idea what a nice picture it is.
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Orio
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| Posted: Fri May 21, 2010 6:12 pm Post subject: Re: M9 panorama test |
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Orio wrote:
| Scheimpflug wrote: |
It did OK... there's a big strip down the center (about at the peak of the hill in the background) that is duplicated, so it didn't quite get them merged right... |
wow, you have really an eagle's eye! I did not notice it. Yes, now that you pointed to it, it is quite evident, and it goes down on the hill quite a bit.
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| Posted: Fri May 21, 2010 6:16 pm Post subject: |
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Orio wrote:
| Schnauzer wrote: |
Really nice with a lot of detail.
The small picture doesn't even start to do justice to what available in the large version. Looking at the small version you have no idea what a nice picture it is. |
Thanks Ron. Yes, the result at full size is quite good for detail. I am not 100% happy because I realized that Photoshop merger has sharpened the picture after the merge. It was the first time that I used the tool and I did not know about this aspect. If I knew, I would have zeroed the sharpening default of Lightroom prior exporting. Now, it is too much. Oh well, something learned for next time 
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Attila wrote:
| MF-addicted wrote: |
| Beautiful color rendition and nice view. |
+1 Very nice!
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Carlsson wrote:
Great job Orio, it's a very nice panorama!
Glad to see the Biogon 2/35, how do you like it?
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yadisl wrote:
It's like looking out the window.
The picture is breathing 
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ylyad wrote:
Nice colors, nice place! Just to mention, I tried several stitching softwares, and AutoStitch, discovered in the panorama stitching tutorial on this forum, works greatly
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