Autostitch Paradise
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Bharachukki waterfalls, near Mysore, Karnataka, India..This was stitched from 20 shots, 4 rows, 5 shots in each row..
this is my second attempt at a 360 polar panorama - it consists of approx 40 shots (taken with my little sony cybershot) stitched together with autostitch then polar distorted with photoshop. a spherized grass shot was then added to the hole in the middle and the whole thing tidied up with photoshop's clone tool and spot healing brush. (GIMP can do all this and its free)
'Country manor 360 polar panorama' Best viewed large on black
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Had some challenges with my GigaPan (batteries, and wet spray, and damn cold fingers), so I made a panorama of the Hvita River just above the big falls of Gulfoss.
Took this whilst waiting for a ride. It was considered the height of modernist chic about 30 years ago.
35 images (7x5) joined with autostitch - handheld (some stitching errors)
'BBC TV centre stage door' Best viewed large on black
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24 photos, kinda impressive for processing on a mobile.
Will definitely have to deploy this from the unusual perspectives I get to work backstage. Not nice enough results to take seriously, but definitely lots of fun!
The clearest view of the bridge through the trees from this side was too close for me to get the whole bridge in one shot, so I decided to create another stitched picture. Autostitch actually managed this one perfectly from what I can tell.
A photostitched panorama of the Grand Canyon from the South Rim. Probably near Bright Angel trailhead.
This is the treehouse on ko chang, basic accomodation (bamboo huts with shared squat toilets and mandis instead of showers) but by fuck the food was excellent so we stayed further up the beach and came here for dinner