Waikiki Panoramic

[Mike Lane]

Be gentle, this is the first panoramic I've tried with my 20D (17-85 EF-S). Also I used PTAssembler to assemble it which saved it as a psd with embedded layers. I then used Scott Kelby's method of selecting a layer and then going into that layer's red green and blue channels and adjusting the brightness until it matched the previous layer. Anyhow, I think it turned out fairly nice. What do you think?

http://mikelane.smugmug.com/photos/18548000-L.jpg

I didn't post the full size image as it is 11066 px wide;)

Mike

[gus]

Im getting the dreaded 'X' here mike....would love to see the photo though.

[Mike Lane]

Im getting the dreaded 'X' here mike....would love to see the photo though.
I bet I know why...give me a sec....

Mike

[Mike Lane]

I bet I know why...give me a sec....

Mike
There we go:)

[gus]

Thanks mike...cool shot. That sounds way over my head.:thumb

Im yet to try any stitching..i opted for the idiots method of panas..10-22mm.

[Mike Lane]

Thanks mike...cool shot. That sounds way over my head.:thumb

Im yet to try any stitching..i opted for the idiots method of panas..10-22mm. 10 - 22mm plus crop :wink

At any rate, it was way easier than I thought it'd be although I had to be patient since my machine is teh s10w. Yeah, I'm kicking with a p4 with 256mb of ram. It only took it a damned hour for PTAssembler program to convert from a tiff and save as a psd file.