Panoramic View

[hixie]

Photo i took at the place i work.

http://www.geocities.com/q_overclocking/gloss_techniq.JPG

[carmelo]

Photo i took at the place i work.

http://www.geocities.com/q_overclocking/gloss_techniq.JPG

How was that picture taken ?

[InSanCen]

Autostitch???

[thomas66]

LOL just by looking on the photo left side (road) i immediately though must be HongKong - i guess it is?

[hixie]

My camera has a panoramic assistance, which leaves a semi transparent edge of the previous photo taken so you can align the camera against the last photo you've taken, and yes thats Hong Kong. Usually i got lots of nice cars in and around the shop, but not that day. Only an old 7 seater, a toyota and some other car.

[Vapor]

That's incredible!!

What kind of camera do you have?

Based off the lighting equipment there I'd say it's a mega$ pro camera, but I'd still like to know :D

[hixie]

That's incredible!!

What kind of camera do you have?

Based off the lighting equipment there I'd say it's a mega$ pro camera, but I'd still like to know :D

LOL, yea u'll expect it to be a mega expensive camera, but no its just a cheap Nikon coolpix 3200. Has lots of cool functions to play around with, but picture quality is on the poor side.

[dinos22]

nice shot/s

you can do that with any old camera and some decent stitching software.......... :toast:

[hixie]

Yes, true, the only difference is that the camera itself has a function that gives you a semi-transparent image of the previous photo you took. That way you can avoid having 2 pictures at a different angle, and have a perfect match, without having to fiddle with software. As far as i know this is the only series of cameras that can do that.

[InSanCen]

Mine has the same thing... It's a Casio QV5700... Sharp as hell, but a right pig to line up due to the small, badly backlit screen...

[einCe]

you can do this with any camera and photoshop cs2, with little to now effort. nice shot too :D

[JaCk0]

nice shot! i want make a paronamic view using my tripod with my Sony T3, any tip?

[join nbk]

i believe thares a program that you can put a panorimc view together

[hixie]

I thought i made myself pretty clear, but seems like people still missunderstand.
There was NO software involved, its all in the camera. Its does come with a software to fine adjust it after you download it, if you dont like it. Otherwise its shoot and download to computer. Anyways, doesn't matter.

I think www.tucows.com has quite a few programs for stiching. Have a look if you want a program to do that.

[InSanCen]

i believe thares a program that you can put a panorimc view together

See post #3, loose the Question mark, then :google: ;) :D

Yes, true, the only difference is that the camera itself has a function that gives you a semi-transparent image of the previous photo you took. That way you can avoid having 2 pictures at a different angle, and have a perfect match, without having to fiddle with software. As far as i know this is the only series of cameras that can do that.


Nope, as stated above, my Casio QV5700 will let you do that... If I get some decent light in the next few days (And I can stop my hands shaking from the cold), I'll do one up for ya, straight out the camera.

[hixie]

Nope, as stated above, my Casio QV5700 will let you do that... If I get some decent light in the next few days (And I can stop my hands shaking from the cold), I'll do one up for ya, straight out the camera.

Your casio can do that aswell, all in the camera? I stand corrected then.

[dinos22]

here is one of mine using PixMaker Pro :toast: .....this was done with about 7-8 photos i think with some Casio Exilim EX-Z30 i think.....nothing special....just a little camera we use at work to take shots of containers we export

http://img171.imageshack.us/img171/8113/frontparkingpanorama6le.jpg (http://img171.imageshack.us/my.php?image=frontparkingpanorama6le.jpg)

[InSanCen]

Apparently, the Canon A-75 will do it in camera as well.