A classic pano of Cannon Beach. This is multi shot stitch, that in retrospect turned out a bit too long. It will make a 12"x48" pano! A bit too long, but sort of cool too.
My resize for the web didn't go so great for this one, but you get the idea of it and basics of what I was seeing there I think.
Posted by Jack Graham on March 13, 2008 at 12:40 AM
Why does this look like Hawaii?
Very nice Ryan!
JG
Posted by Darren White on March 13, 2008 at 1:24 AM
Cool shot Ryan, how are you doing your resizing for web....
with my panos I usually cut it in half first on the longest side and then sharpen 2 times and then resize again.....that seems to work on my ultra large files...
Other than the crispy sharpening I'm Lovin this Ryan!! And yes it does look a bit like Hawaii doesn't it!!?? AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH yes sittin on the beach wigglin my toes in the sand with my favorite libation in hand..........................................................siiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiigh
Ryan if this were mine I'd redo that sharpening my friend. It is quite crispy indeed and I KNOW you can do better!!
I think this is a bit better, but dang if I've tried pretty much everything to get this one to look good on the web.
Posted by John Williams on March 13, 2008 at 10:15 AM
It's a constant battle of stitching, but that last one is looking pretty good. For wide stitches, it's as if you were downsizing a normal photo to the size of the thumbnails used in the main forums. I usually throw in the towel and add a link to a larger version just because of this problem.
This is a classic view for a reason, and this shows it well. I especially like the sky here.
Posted by Marc Dilley on March 13, 2008 at 10:36 AM
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7 repliesMy resize for the web didn't go so great for this one, but you get the idea of it and basics of what I was seeing there I think.
Very nice Ryan!
JG
with my panos I usually cut it in half first on the longest side and then sharpen 2 times and then resize again.....that seems to work on my ultra large files...
Ryan if this were mine I'd redo that sharpening my friend. It is quite crispy indeed and I KNOW you can do better!!
This is a classic view for a reason, and this shows it well. I especially like the sky here.