Boat Harbour:
Soldiers Point:
I'm aware that there are ghosting errors etc, but I only gave it a quick run, and will have a proper go soon. Also need to get
the full version of Panorama Factory.
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Boat Harbour Panoramas
Just a few dodgy panoramas from todays meet at Boat Harbour.
Boat Harbour:
Soldiers Point:
I'm aware that there are ghosting errors etc, but I only gave it a quick run, and will have a proper go soon. Also need to get the full version of Panorama Factory.- Nick
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G'day,
Downloaded their freeby trial but haven't tried it yet, used Autostitch and it's worked well for me but doesn't work on TIFFs.. I'm a sucker for a pano and especially liked the first one. Aka Andrew
Nick
I really like the second one. I especially like the way you have the wharf running in a straight line down the RHS. Peter
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I too like the 2nd one Nick, looks good and that is a top proggy.
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do you have a higher res version of the second one so i can see if my dingy is still on the rack
nice pic was it taken from the restaurant it would make a nice sunset shot aswell
Both are nice pix's .......... but can be improved....
1- there is a little too much foreground in the first pix, maybe should have been shot with a longer lens which would have helped 2 - Crop out the rear bits of a boat on the left as they are a bit distracting, looking along the wharf gives this image good depth cheers bp Cheers ....bp....
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