heeshung
2008-06-05, 09:26 PM
I always knew about PhotoStitch, and how it's used to fuse independent photographs into a larger panorama, but I never used it. I always assumed you'd have to do it manually. I opened it today, and a couple samples were included. To my surprise, it fuses photos fully automatically, and the results astonished me.
I decided to try it out with some older pictures, and one of my test subjects was a series of photos of the Vancouver skyline at night. They were taken with my old Fujifilm F10. I know they might not be clear shots, but I was surprised how seamlessly PhotoStitch pieced them together.
Almost looks like it was taken with a fisheye lens. I never meant for these pictures to be fused together, so if you look closely, you may be able to see the split. Still, pretty cool in my book.
http://i142.photobucket.com/albums/r89/UnitedVirtualResources/9316ca1a.jpg
I decided to try it out with some older pictures, and one of my test subjects was a series of photos of the Vancouver skyline at night. They were taken with my old Fujifilm F10. I know they might not be clear shots, but I was surprised how seamlessly PhotoStitch pieced them together.
Almost looks like it was taken with a fisheye lens. I never meant for these pictures to be fused together, so if you look closely, you may be able to see the split. Still, pretty cool in my book.
http://i142.photobucket.com/albums/r89/UnitedVirtualResources/9316ca1a.jpg