Under the pretense of preparing a lightning talk about panoramic photography in Linux with Hugin for the next RLUG meet, the other day I spent an early evening in the Japanese Garden of Herastrau Park in Bucharest taking photos (not only) for panoramas. So if you like the topic, I may have an interesting presentation about it.
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I just learned how to stitch together panoramas with Gimp. Here is one of my efforts:
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With GIMP? so you did all the stitching manually, is a lot of work... I am doing it with Hugin.
ReplyDeletenice..i like this panoramic view of spring..arent there cameras that have panoramic feature?
ReplyDeleteAlice, indeed, there are some cameras that have a panoramic mode, they will create photos wider than normal. But they won't make a 180° or 360° view, for such things the only option is to take multiple shots and combine them somehow (I use Hugin on Linux for this operation)
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