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Panorama Views of Celbridge & Lucan
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11-05-2009 9:25pm#1Got a lend of the sisters camera, and took a few snaps on the 5th of May.
Used Autopano Giga 2 which was a great easy-to-use program, which merged the images together. The only bad thing was that I had wanted the river of the second picture to be in the middle, with the house to the side/back, but none the less, I'm more or less happy with it.
Castletown House, Celbridge
Castletown House Celbridge, by the river Liffey
The above two were just taken with a tripod and the camera in landscape view. Apart from cropping, nothing was done to their size, as both were only about 10MB's.
The bottom one was also taken using a tripod, but the camera was at a 90degree angle, in portrait mode. I took 26 shots, then aimed the camera a bit lowered, and took another 24 shots. As the file size was 26MB, and Photoshop said I didn't have enough memory (only have 4GB)
I had to resize it. The origanal size was 1364.66cm by 190.44cm, resized it (using MSPAINT) to 767.62cm by 107.14cm so that photoshop could handle it, and then cropped the image to 927.44cm by 118.17cm. not sure how the size increased when I cropped it, but meh. Have to figure out another way to take the photo's, as many of the photo's had a lot of motion blur in them 
Took this at the hill behind the fire station in Leixlip, but most of the land in view is Lucan.
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Today really was a day for panoramics on here!
Nice shots. I think the flare could be kicked out with pshop without much trouble.
Shot #1 is my favourite of the bunch. I think the right hand quarter would make a strong pic too.
Does the ground in Castletown undulate like that or do you think it's crept in due to the panorama?
You mentioned using mspaint for a quick job. Give irfanview a go some time - really lite and easy to use.0 -
Today really was a day for panoramics on here!
Nice shots. I think the flare could be kicked out with pshop without much trouble.
Shot #1 is my favourite of the bunch. I think the right hand quarter would make a strong pic too.
Does the ground in Castletown undulate like that or do you think it's crept in due to the panorama?
You mentioned using mspaint for a quick job. Give irfanview a go some time - really lite and easy to use.
Using MSPAINT to copy and paste them together, I got this:
By "undulate", if you mean rise and fall, it's more of a case of far and near... Will look into "irfanview": needed something to crop a big file - would love to upload the actual picture, as you can really zoom in :cool:
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When I try to cut the image with irfanview, I get the error "JPG Save Error ! Insufficent memory (case 4)". Ah well 0 -
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