Ok, here is a challenge
Sep 14, 2022 16:27:27 #
I posted three raw images from a D850. These are a vertical 'panorama' of a squat church.
Due to the lack of space, I did what I could, leaning against a wall for stability.
Instructions:
- Create the panorama, however distorted it might be.
- Correct as many issues as you can (perspective, distortion)
images to download (.rar - 180 MB)
Good luck.
Hints:
► Use a guide
► Use a canvas larger than the initial panorama.
Due to the lack of space, I did what I could, leaning against a wall for stability.
Instructions:
- Create the panorama, however distorted it might be.
- Correct as many issues as you can (perspective, distortion)
images to download (.rar - 180 MB)
Good luck.
Hints:
► Use a guide
► Use a canvas larger than the initial panorama.
Low quality JPG of the original stitched image
(Download)
Done with the initial corrections. This, or something similar should be your final edit.
(Download)
Sep 14, 2022 17:44:27 #
You said you posted a RAW file. You can't post a RAW file. It's just data and must be processed. Am I missing something?
Sep 14, 2022 18:24:53 #
Sep 16, 2022 23:52:52 #
Steve DeMott
Loc: St. Louis, Missouri (Oakville area)
Here's my attempt
I overlapped each image until I found common points. Then used the transform tool to align all points. Image 22 was behind 23 and image 21 behind 22. Used ACR & curves to match Tone & color balance. Flattened image then used ACRs Geometry tools to straighten & correct perspective.
One of the biggest issues was matching the sky colors & clouds. Still not quit right.
I overlapped each image until I found common points. Then used the transform tool to align all points. Image 22 was behind 23 and image 21 behind 22. Used ACR & curves to match Tone & color balance. Flattened image then used ACRs Geometry tools to straighten & correct perspective.
One of the biggest issues was matching the sky colors & clouds. Still not quit right.
Sep 17, 2022 00:11:03 #
Sep 17, 2022 00:12:26 #
Oct 13, 2022 10:18:05 #
I used the jpg image. My mac wouldn't open the raw file. This was quite a challenge. I copied and pasted smaller sections of the original image then used the warp tool to fix that area. Then merged the layers and did another section. I did this about 10 times to get where I'm at with this image. If this was for a customer I would continue the process to correct some additional areas.
Oct 13, 2022 15:42:40 #
An awesome, impressive edifice whose photographic result here was obviously a labor of love on your part
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