rbiemer
Unabashed Amateur
I've been looking for a decent--and free--pano stitching program. I think I've found it: Microsoft's Image Composite Editor.
Here: http://research.microsoft.com/ivm/ice.html
My first result with it:
Not a great photo but as a test, I'm happy with it.
Taken last Wednesday (29 Oct). The ground there is not level, I was standing up hill a bit from the buildings. The shot is from 5 pictures I took with my digi-crap, hand held. No tripod or pano head.
Easy to do; I just opened the images into the program wand waited. Cropped the resulting image to get a rectangle.
Rob
Here: http://research.microsoft.com/ivm/ice.html
My first result with it:
Not a great photo but as a test, I'm happy with it.
Taken last Wednesday (29 Oct). The ground there is not level, I was standing up hill a bit from the buildings. The shot is from 5 pictures I took with my digi-crap, hand held. No tripod or pano head.
Easy to do; I just opened the images into the program wand waited. Cropped the resulting image to get a rectangle.
Rob
sleepyhead
Well-known
Looks good. THANKS for sharing this.
Would be curious how fast this is with large TIFF files.
I've had good experiences with the stitcher that's part of Adobe Photoshop CS2, but of course, that's not free.
But perhaps some people with CS2 don't realize that it's there...
Would be curious how fast this is with large TIFF files.
I've had good experiences with the stitcher that's part of Adobe Photoshop CS2, but of course, that's not free.
But perhaps some people with CS2 don't realize that it's there...
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rbiemer
Unabashed Amateur
Yaron,
This one took about 30 seconds or so. Only jpegs, though. And my computer is not slow but is not a speed demon either. I may redo this but open the jpegs as TIFF files first just to see what the speed is like.
Rob
This one took about 30 seconds or so. Only jpegs, though. And my computer is not slow but is not a speed demon either. I may redo this but open the jpegs as TIFF files first just to see what the speed is like.
Rob
squirrel$$$bandit
Veteran
Good God, you have that much snow already? All we have down here in Ithaca is a bit of fog.
rbiemer
Unabashed Amateur
Not any more, I just looked at the web cam for up there and it's all melted.
I'm currently enjoying the same weather as you; I'm home in Cortland for a few weeks before I head back up to chef for the winter session there.
Rob
I'm currently enjoying the same weather as you; I'm home in Cortland for a few weeks before I head back up to chef for the winter session there.
Rob
John Robertson
Well-known
thanks I've been looking for this!!!