Panorama a Day #2. Stitched together in Hugin from nine camera phone pictures.
Panorama: Sun Valley, California
Panorama a Day #1. Stitched together in Hugin from eight camera phone pictures.
Vertical Panorama: West Hollywood, California
Looking east toward downtown LA. Stitched together in Hugin from 6 camera phone pictures.
Panoramas: Will Rogers State Park, Los Angeles, California
360° panorama, looking south over Santa Monica Bay at center. Stitched together in Hugin from 16 camera phone pictures.
Vertical panorama from a higher elevation. Stitched together in Hugin from five camera phone pictures.
Image of the “bridge” on a ridge between Will Rogers and Topanga State Parks.
Panorama: Runyon Canyon Park, California
Looking back toward Los Angeles. Stitched together in Hugin from 15 camera phone pictures.
Panorama: West Hollywood, California
Stitched together in Hugin from 37 camera phone pictures.
Second Panorama: Half Moon Bay, California
Stitched together in Hugin from 5 camera phone pictures.
Panorama: Half Moon Bay, California
Stitched together in Hugin from 28 camera phone pictures.
DVCam High Resolution Photography
Issue 167 , for the week of 3/5/2006 .
“Copley Square at Night” 1415 x 2559 pixels. 890KB jpeg.
The picture above was stitched together from 108 smaller images using Hugin, a set of open source panorama creation tools. Each slice was captured to tape on a consumer digital camcorder by slowly moving the camera back and forth across the scene from top to bottom at full optical zoom. Once imported and converted to a series of tiffs, the autopano-sift module was run to automatically match neighboring images. Matching points were input by hand in places where the software could not do so. The combined image was exported at full resolution with the edge-smoothing “enblend” module enabled. Cropping and sky completion were performed in Photoshop, and the image shrunk by 50% to eliminate jaggies left over from the camera’s original compression.