About Panoramas from movies
Panoramas made from frames of scenes shot with panning or tilting techniques.
Nowadays, panoramic images are easily available by image stitching and sometimes wide angle lenses are enough to get the subject in one image. We can also make a panorama from frames of a movie where the camera was rotated to show all the scene (panning and tilting). Evidently, panoramas from still images have more quality, so this method has more sense with old movies because:
- The subject has disappeared.
- Or the scene has a historic value.
- And they are of public domain.
Join this group to:
- Post your panoramas from movies.
- Ask or give help about the process: frame capture, stitching.
- Announce sources of free movies for new panos.
Requisites to post images:
1. You are the author of the movie whose frames you have used, or its author allows its reuse, modification and distribution.
2. Indicate the basic info about the movie and a link to check its license.
3. Info about the software used is not required but can help other users.
4. Bad stitched panoramas will be removed from the pool.
5. Only safe images; moderate and restricted ones are not allowed.
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Additional Information
 This is a public group.
- View the group rules.
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Members can post 5 things to the pool each day.
- Accepted media types:
- Accepted content types:
- Accepted safety levels:
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