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I'm not the OP but the usual method is to take lots of photos and join them up using a program like Panorama Factory
http://www.panoramafactory.com/
or one of the other programs that will stitch photos together. These progs adjust the image for lens distorsion, brightness etc.
The trick is to pick a day when the clouds aren't moving fast.
http://www.panoramafactory.com/
or one of the other programs that will stitch photos together. These progs adjust the image for lens distorsion, brightness etc.
The trick is to pick a day when the clouds aren't moving fast.
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Ah...
It helps when you figure out that there's a slider bar on the bottom for sliding the picture across!!! My question makes a lot more sense when you only see the first quarter of the picture!!!!
FB
It helps when you figure out that there's a slider bar on the bottom for sliding the picture across!!! My question makes a lot more sense when you only see the first quarter of the picture!!!!
FB
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360 panorama photos...a lot of Nikon digital cameras have built in greatly software that simplifies the overlapping process... and I doubt other brands do too?
Might not have been rush hour... but I hope that the picture taker was too busy then to be worrying about taking pretty pictures?
Might not have been rush hour... but I hope that the picture taker was too busy then to be worrying about taking pretty pictures?
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I know Canon has Photostitch Program bundled on the CD which will join them rather quickly and effortlessly, on whihc note I'll add I am available to come and visit and produce these 360 degree views <Hint>
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Ok, here goes a try... Not a tower view, but one that I see quite often <G>...
http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b2...t/DSCF0110.jpg
more if this works...
It does and here are a couple more in edit...
http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b2...t/3cc9cb26.jpg
http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b2...t/96422daa.jpg
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http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b2...t/DSCF0110.jpg
more if this works...
It does and here are a couple more in edit...
http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b2...t/3cc9cb26.jpg
http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b2...t/96422daa.jpg
regards
Scott
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Time to win the "high moutains close to your airfield contest"
Allso note the rather out of place hill on short final to RWY10 (Right hand side in the pic)
Pic taken at 00:30 local, some time in May 2003.
Allso note the rather out of place hill on short final to RWY10 (Right hand side in the pic)
Pic taken at 00:30 local, some time in May 2003.
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Hi Scott liked the 2nd photo with the weather superimposed on the screen. Do you find it is a good representation of what the pilots ask to deviate around. I see in the top right there is an aicraft sneaking between a couple of cells. Rgds.
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Autostitch is the best software I've seen for creating panoramic shots. The Canon software just blurs one shot into the next whereas Autostitch takes care of sorting out the perspective and makes an amazing job of lining things up. The only snag is a slight loss in sharpness, something to do with the guassian filter, apparently..
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Generally the weather presentation is pretty good, but it is all historic data as the NEXRAD takes between 6 and 11 minutes to update depending on what mode it is in. But all in all, it is better than nothing <G>...
regards
Scott
regards
Scott
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