May 3, 2008, 15:57
We went today to this beautiful city and when I saw the landscape I thought I had to try a pano... 
Thanks so much to Zig for the tips he just gave in a recent post about how to take picture for a pano....
I took 25 images, unfortunatelly I didn't follow the rows so well so my final image was like bitten all around, so I had to crop a lot. Still to be the first one I am very happy...
Manual mode, 70mm, f/10, no filter on it, hand held.
Stitch in CS3.
They are three rows. So I stitched first the rows, I converted the result images to tif, flatten and then stitched the three rows to get the final result. I think if you click in the image you can see it a bit larger.
![[Image: badsegeberg123.jpg]](http://www.shuttertalk.com/forums/images/upload/badsegeberg123.jpg)
Detail.
![[Image: 85_badsegeberg123.jpg]](http://www.shuttertalk.com/forums/images/upload/85_badsegeberg123.jpg)
Any comment or advice is very welcome...
Thanks so much to Zig for the tips he just gave in a recent post about how to take picture for a pano....
I took 25 images, unfortunatelly I didn't follow the rows so well so my final image was like bitten all around, so I had to crop a lot. Still to be the first one I am very happy...
Manual mode, 70mm, f/10, no filter on it, hand held.
Stitch in CS3.
They are three rows. So I stitched first the rows, I converted the result images to tif, flatten and then stitched the three rows to get the final result. I think if you click in the image you can see it a bit larger.
Detail.
Any comment or advice is very welcome...
A work of art which did not begin in emotion is not art.
Paul Cezanne