Wideangle shooting for F30

[cy_j]

Having found no (practical) alternative available for wide angle photography (there was one esoteric solution over at another forum - thanks for the idea! ) I have to resort to doing it the soft way.


So here are local scenes stitched into a panorama.












The new NUS Music Conservatory








And my home team

[micah4]

yah, for F30 wide-angle, I did that too - panorama stitching. Here's a variation - portrait stitching, giving an equivalent 28mm WA thru pano-stitching:


http://www.flickr.com/photos/micah4_sg/225203123/

[micah4]

Oh, forgot to mention...great pics, I especially like pics 1 and 2...3 looks like the haze crept in

[cy_j]

Originally Posted by micah4 Oh, forgot to mention...great pics, I especially like pics 1 and 2...3 looks like the haze crept in

Muchas gracias!

[ExplorerZ]

some stitching problem with pic 2

[cy_j]

Originally Posted by ExplorerZ some stitching problem with pic 2

lol! maybe thinking of that curved part on the left? It's designed that way.

[ExplorerZ]

Originally Posted by cy_j lol! maybe thinking of that curved part on the left? It's designed that way.

not the left part... look closely at the center... just above the piano

[micah4]

yes, I saw it too, it cuts diagonally at about 1 o'clock from roof thru the piano down to the seats...which stitching s/w r u using?

[jbma]

Originally Posted by ExplorerZ not the left part... look closely at the center... just above the piano

Yup saw it too. I guess a pano shot cannot replace a wide angle lens. But I must say good effort on your part.

[cy_j]

Originally Posted by ExplorerZ not the left part... look closely at the center... just above the piano

Saw it finally! Thanks for the feedback. Sharp eyes, I must say !

mebbe I can correct it to make it better. ( if I don't feel too lazy later).

Anyhoo, these were through photomerge by PS CS2.

[tomcat]

Should use Autostitch. It's free and is far, far better than Photoshop for stitching.