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There is a long time since the last revision of Microsoft's free panorama package, so the update to version 2.0 is a bit of surprise. http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/um/redmond/projects/ice/ Apart from a revised user interface, a new feature in this version is the "autocomplete" function. While large areas like the example below can be a bit funky, I have often done stitches where a bit of the sky is missing, and I think it can be useful and do a very good job with that. Here is the stitch screen where one can also rotate the image. I did not intend these two images as a panoram
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Five shots in portrait orientation stitched with Hugin. Please view large. Comments and critique welcome.
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These were captured with my D5100, please view large: A day in mid October, the sun sets over the ocean outside Nyksund in Vesterålen, Northern Norway. At this time of the year the sun does not set in the west, but more to the south. 1: (12-24mm @ 14mm f/9, 1/320s) A light drizzle of snow on the ground lights up the landscape. 2: (12-24mm @ 24mm f/9 1/40s) Nyksund is situated on two islands; panorama after sunset. 3: (A stitch of two mostly overlapping images from the 10.5mm fisheye, f/8 1/40s) A wider view of the ocean. 4: (stitch
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Montana Cuervo, Lanzarote October 2014, shortly before sunrise. Fuji XT-1, 14mm, 9 stitched exposures in portrait orientation. About 320deg horizontal FOV. Please see large (original posted photo was 1920 pixel wide).
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8 images stitched together to create one epic shot of the milky way and a shooting star for good measure
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... storm that is viewing it large is better ...
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I'd like to share some panoramas from my area. The photographer is Arild Solberg. He is using several Hasselblads on a rig mounted on a helicopter to create these 360 degree panoramas. http://www.360norway.net/data/ystevass/default.html His showcase on HasselbladAerial: http://www.hasselbladaerial.com/aerial-references/arild-solberg-showcase.aspx
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A 3 shot, Infrared panorama. Nikon D100 Converted for IR, 17-35mm f2.8 Nikkor.
