51°28'45"N 0°00'00"E

[Graham Serretta]

On a recent glorious Saturday morning, my son and I visited Greenwich Park.  There are some of the images from my Pentax K10D fitted with a Sigma 17-70mm f2.8-4.5 DC lens.  The two panoramas are my first attempt at using Photoshop CS3's photo merge feature, which I wanted to try after seeing Paul Headland's excellent post on panoramic photographs.  Click on the link to see the full size image, which is downsized from 10070x2726 to 2891x850px.  I have no idea how they will display on various size monitors.  Apologies to our dial-up friends.






Pano 1 sm



Pano1 lg
http://images.fotopic.net/original/y0u2je.jpg

Pano 2 sm


Pano 2 lg
http://images.fotopic.net/original/y0u2jc.jpg

[sandeha]

They look great, Graham.  Actually I can't see them comfortably as this forum loads the horizontal scroll bar on the post rather than on the page.  People with large screen settings might not have that problem.

[Graham Serretta]

Sandeha - it was a struggle, but they should fit your screen now.

[rgeorge911]

They look great to me, Graham!  I like 'em.

Reed

[Dennis Gallus]

Graham,

Those are nice pictures, indeed.  My favorite is the second, of the collonade, but the fourth one is interesting too.

That one weekend in London was a good photo time for you!  I hope that you still have more to show us.


Dennis

[sandeha]

Well worth it !!

[Julio1fer]

Great pictures. I've seen a famous 0 latitude mark in Ecuador, but never got near that 0 longitude mark. The panos look OK to me.

[P C Headland]

They look quite good, especially #2 - it'd probably make a nice B+W conversion too.

Good start with the panoramas.  I find CS3 is fine for relatively small panoramas, but that it struggles when they get larger.  In which case, Hugin does a pretty good job.