Sticthing Software

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boothee
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Sticthing Software

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Hi all,

I found one nice software which can stitch your photos automatically. You can also create nice panorama pictures using it.

Have a look what I've tried :D Attached picture is the mosaic of 3 pictures only.

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Here is the web site to download.

:)
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like the architecture of the red house!
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Yeah, the house was the first thing I noticed! :)
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Post by zong »

I rather found the foreground more interesting.. How is it possible for "2 ghosts" to appear beside the telescope on the right? They look quite transparent to me... I thought this being daylight the exposure wouldn't be long enough for "ghosts" to "appear"... Oops sorry for that OT part. Nice stitching work, btw :D
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