From Cambridge in colour, Photo Stitching Digital Panoramas, Part 3: Panoramic Image Projections

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Hi Pentaxian friends.

Here is the third and final lesson on Photo Stitching Digital Panoramas, all found on Cambridge in Colour.

An image projection occurs whenever a flat image is mapped onto a curved surface, or vice versa, and is particularly common in panoramic photography. A projection is performed when a cartographer maps a spherical globe of the earth onto a flat piece of paper, for example. Since the entire field of view around us can be thought of as the surface of a sphere (for all viewing angles), a similar spherical to 2-D projection is required for photographs which are to be printed... Click here to continue reading on Cambridge in Colour.


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From Cambridge in colour, Photo Stitching Digital Panoramas, Part 2: Using Stitching software.

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Hi Pentaxian friends.

It's a long weekend for us in the U.S.   It's Memorial Day, and usually signify the beginning of Summer and the first BBQ on the grill for the summer. I got my big juicy steaks marinating tonight for cooking tomorrow. Yum!

Continuing on the excellent lesson of yesterday, via Cambridge in Colour.

Digital photo stitching software is the workhorse of the panorama-making process, and can range from providing a fully automatic one-click stitching, to a more time-consuming manual process. This is part 2 of the tutorial, which assumes all individual photos have already been properly captured (stage 1 below is complete); for stage 1 and an overview of the whole stitching process please visit part 1...continue reading on Cambridge in Colour.

Thanks for reading and hope you are having a great weekend.

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