May 5, 2008, 23:34
Uli, Thanks... 
you should try to make one. It is a lot of fun, and so easy in CS3.
Don, Thanks...
I like the blue spot. Actually I had to desaturate it a bit. It was the only mask the pano.
Zig. Thanks ...
I wanted to include the white building as I saw it as a very important part of the pano. Unfortunately, with the crop, it turned out too much in the corner. This is something I have to work next time and give a bit more room in the edges considering the corp.
I also had a bit of problems with the capacity of my computer. The first two rows were made out of 7 images, the last one with 11and the result of these rows was also half gigabyte file. The final image is not that large though, 14048 px wide by 4436px high, 178.3M
The only post processing after stitching and merging was a bit of working with colors in lab color and unsharp mask for local contrast enhancement. I am a bit angry because I lost a lot of the beautiful cloudy sky. I didn't use any gradient here.
After you comment I am thinking that probably my 85mm lens might be a good option for this kind of pictures. I want to take another one to see which lens works best...
you should try to make one. It is a lot of fun, and so easy in CS3.
Don, Thanks...
I like the blue spot. Actually I had to desaturate it a bit. It was the only mask the pano.
Zig. Thanks ...
I wanted to include the white building as I saw it as a very important part of the pano. Unfortunately, with the crop, it turned out too much in the corner. This is something I have to work next time and give a bit more room in the edges considering the corp.
I also had a bit of problems with the capacity of my computer. The first two rows were made out of 7 images, the last one with 11and the result of these rows was also half gigabyte file. The final image is not that large though, 14048 px wide by 4436px high, 178.3M
The only post processing after stitching and merging was a bit of working with colors in lab color and unsharp mask for local contrast enhancement. I am a bit angry because I lost a lot of the beautiful cloudy sky. I didn't use any gradient here.
After you comment I am thinking that probably my 85mm lens might be a good option for this kind of pictures. I want to take another one to see which lens works best...
A work of art which did not begin in emotion is not art.
Paul Cezanne