Panoramic pictures that you've taken.

staff · #1 Posted **Nov 16, 2006, 2:47 PM**

I believe we haven't had a thread like this before.

Anyway, I'm starting to learn how to take and stitch panoramas together. I have done 4 so far, but it will definitely be more in the future.

Hong Kong Island Panorama. This one was impossible to 'correct' in my computer. I guess I must have been drunk when I took it.

Hangzhou West Lake Panorama. Obvious mistake by using different exposure times for the individual frames.

Moscow Panorama.

Shanghai (well, it shows a tiny bit of the western parts of the central city) Panorama.

NOTE: This thread's purpose is to show photos that you have taken yourself.

Boquillas · #2 Posted **Nov 17, 2006, 9:19 AM**

Aww, shucks, I'll go.

Death Valley from Zabriskie Point, earlier this Spring

A much earlier pano from Guadalupe Mts. Nat'l Park, taken with a manual SLR and scanned, then stitched

A Teton pano I've posted before:

And Enchanted Rock, from the TX Hill Country:

1ajs · #3 Posted **Nov 17, 2006, 9:42 AM**

hmm nice death vally shots was threw it in feb 2001

anyhow heres all of my panos i have done so far...

RWin · #4 Posted **Nov 17, 2006, 10:34 AM**

Here's one from a couple of days ago

RWin · #5 Posted **Nov 17, 2006, 5:13 PM**

circle33 · #6 Posted **Nov 17, 2006, 6:22 PM**

I only do cities that start with S. Sorry, that's just how I feel.

Sarnia

Santiago

Saskatoon

Nunavut (not a city, so the 'S' rule is waived)

Randy Sandford · #7 Posted **Nov 17, 2006, 6:43 PM**

Here are some from New York City back in April. The Canon photostitch program I used (which
came with my camera) is not the greatest. I need to update to a better stitching program.

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Turner Field, Atlanta, Georgia

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And here are some older panoramas shot with inferior cameras and even worse photo stitching software.

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Birmingham, Alabama

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Auburn University, Auburn, Alabama

Upward · #8 Posted **Nov 17, 2006, 8:52 PM**

I'm not that good at pans. I've never made a real panorama, where the angle coverage is very wide. What I actually made are composite images where I use a telephoto lens and make a very large image of something that could be photographed in a single picture with a wider lens.

But here are some I've done

The last one was taken with my old camera (Sony F717)

All of these were stitched manually in Photoshop. I haven't had any luck with automatic panorama software.

Randy Sandford · #9 Posted **Nov 17, 2006, 9:08 PM**

Those are great Upward!

gripja · #10 Posted **Nov 17, 2006, 9:43 PM**

Great shots everyone:

Heres my 2 NY Cities of choice:

NYC from Jersey

Rochester from Cobbs Hill.

Not the best quality -- but i had to severly downsize cuz of size.

KevinFromTexas · #11 Posted **Nov 18, 2006, 2:18 PM**

I can never make my big panoramics level. For panos that use 8 or more pics, they always end up not being level. I used my tripod for these, and they still end up with the horizon not being level. The program I use is part of Paint Shop Pro, it's an automatic stitch. How can I stitch it manually with Paint Shop Pro?

Here's a few more.

Barton Creek

[img]The UT Tower was darkened here in memory of Ann Richards.

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Vertical panoramic of the crane for 360 Condominiums.

And I like these "mini" panos that show the entire skyline in context.

Smron · #12 Posted **Nov 18, 2006, 7:32 PM**

My only two panos.

One of Winnipeg and one of Pine Falls... guess which one is which!

Ninjatune · #13 Posted **Nov 19, 2006, 6:56 PM**

great thread and great work everyone..

not to be a wet blanket or anything, but if we're going to be able to enjoy this thread, we really need to use thumbnails... by the time everyone post their biggest and baddest pans...well..it'll be like looking at one of my threads... way too friggin' big, mb wise..

more on the way.. just having to re-edit a few things..

this was shot this morning around 0630

Boris2k7 · #14 Posted **Nov 19, 2006, 7:13 PM**

2005

2006

EDIT: Just went and remade that last photo to make up for stitching problems

-AX- · #15 Posted **Nov 20, 2006, 6:18 AM**

I have a ton of panoramic pictures, here are a few random ones :

BroncoCSU05 · #16 Posted **Nov 20, 2006, 6:59 AM**

jesus...which pan do i post? maybe someone should request a pan...

anyway...here's a couple i'm really floored i was even able to capture. one at shinjuku north station in japan, another a 300 degree pano from the toyko tower..

ok, turns out i don't have the large version of the 300 deg pano...

maybe make up for it with another tokyo pano?

sarmu · #17 Posted **Nov 20, 2006, 11:18 AM**

My first panor

MJPhilly · #18 Posted **Nov 20, 2006, 3:25 PM**

Toronto skyline from Casa Loma

Christmas Decorations, Cherry Hill, NJ

360 Degrees - Ottawa and Gatineau

Philly from South Street Bridge

Seattle, from Admiral Way observation area

London, Tower Bridge and City Hall

St. Petersburg, FL from the marina

Omaha from Council Bluffs, IA

Toronto from The Docks

Philly from my balcony in Cherry Hill, NJ

Sunset in Cherry Hill, NJ

Jersey City from Dixon Mills Apts on Christopher Columbus Drive

Highlands and Sandy Hook NJ from Twin Lights

Jacksonville from the Acosta Bridge

Randy Sandford · #19 Posted **Nov 21, 2006, 6:44 AM**

OK, I'll follow Ninja's advice and post two additional panoramas as clickable thumbnails. These are both of Birmingham from the spring of 2004, shot with my old camera. I really need to retake these with my 350D.

CLICK TO VIEW FULL SIZE PANORAMAS

WZ1 · #20 Posted **Nov 21, 2006, 7:05 AM**

Toronto's Condo Boom - 2006

Link to Original: http://mattshaverphotography.zenfoli...p118869393.jpg

Toronto's Condo Boom - 2005

Link to Original: http://mattshaverphotography.zenfoli...p591231686.jpg

Toronto from the Docks at Night

Toronto from the roof of city hall

Hamilton, Ontario Rental Slabs

Link to Original: http://mattshaverphotography.zenfoli...1004549763.jpg

View from my condo in Hamilton

Buffalo, New York Waterfront

Buffalo Fire Dept Pano

Enjoy!