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Seven images stitched from my field camera, a Ricoh R40. Just before 6 a.m. when we were out soil sampling. Autostitch v. 1.4.2 on MacOSX 10.5.6.
Photoshopped for more dramatic sky.
Last edited by Tim.Lewis (2008-12-28 11:56:06)
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Also a flooded road from the Central Gascoyne on the way back to Perth
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Hi Tim,
I like your first pano, beautiful taken and rendered, congratulations !
Best regards
PS : But it too small !
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Bonjour Thierry
I have made the image in the post bigger.
Cheers
Tim
Last edited by Tim.Lewis (2008-12-28 11:57:59)
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Nice shots! But could you post still bigger versions? I mean if you're not trying to sell them, worrying about image theft is not a problem, so you can make them up to 4000px wide :] Second one reminds me of Far Cry 2 which I happen to be playing :]
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Hi All
Well I don't know what others do for posting panos on this site, but mine are just screen grabs using Skitch when I have finished Photshopping them.
They end up around 1300 px wide which i think is probably enough to get the idea of what it is about, but how do others display their panos here?
Cheers
Tim
The is the Western end of the Hamersley Ranges in the Pilbara region of Western Australia, where the Robe River comes out of the ranges. We were drilling here for iron ore deposits.
Last edited by Tim.Lewis (2008-12-28 12:43:22)
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Tim.Lewis see this http://www.autopano.net/forum/t838-how- … -your-post
Your job sounds interesting, do you think you could make a pano for us with you and other people at work?
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Here is one from the camp looking west at dusk, just as one of the afternoon thunderstorms was coming in.
Last edited by Tim.Lewis (2008-12-29 03:44:09)
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I love all of them… just less the second one, because of the lack of sky…
I agree with all the answers about the size of the pictures
I repeat what I've just said to 360 Degree
I'love it, but it is so small that details can't be seen… I regret it.
Why don't you upload on an other free server and have a link that you will be able to delete later…
Of course If you don't want your image to be copied…
We need details 
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This exploration area was in a creek which flooded while we were drilling. The rig was quickly moved from the area.
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Ma, these images are really really great. My parents will love them because there are used to spend their holidays in Australia
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On the way back to our camp in the Northern Territory I drove in to this public campsite called Butterfly Springs. It was late afternoon and the cliff walls were ablaze with the light.
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great panos with magical landscapes/sunsets from Australia...
remind me my trip in 2003 in this wonderful country !!!
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This was my home for four weeks in September while we were drilling for manganese in the Northern Territory. Shot on my camera phone.
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This is a quite poor pano with a Global RMS of only 3.14. It was hand held on my Ricoh R40 late in the afternoon and against the light. There was quite a stiff wind making the tree tops sway considerably. It probably does not do justice to the place as at the end of a long hot day, it was our bath. There were no crocodiles in this waterhole which was known as Ink Spot Hole.
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Here is a pano from the other side of Oz. This is the Whitsunday Passage, looking south from the top of the island. Shot on my Nikon D200.
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Bonjour taf
Actually, I have been going through the archive of shots I have, now that I have got the hang of the software. C'etais tout!
Now I have to get out and take some images specifically for the software.
Cheers
Tim
Last edited by Tim.Lewis (2008-12-30 15:29:12)
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Hi All
I went to Perth Airport this morning and took this. Shot on my D200 with a Sigma 15-30. Three vertical frames.
Cheers
Tim
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Tim you are frustrating us by the so small size of your panos 
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Tim,
Love the dusk, afternoon thunderstorm photo. Glorious!
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Hi All
Happy New Year. Here is my New Year's Day image. Have you done one too?
Cheers
Tim
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Here is a bigger panorama of the same area.
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Hi All / Bonjour tout le monde
I went out this morning and took a few panos around the civic centre of my suburb. The library, the school and the Clock Tower, which is also a war memorial.
Nikon D200, Sigma 15-30 mm f3.5-4.5 on about 20mm and f8, ISO 200. Autopano Pro v. 1.4.2 on MacOSX 10.5.6, catalogued on Lightroom 2.2. No photoshopping.
I was quite pleased with the results as the stitching was tighter with my best RMS at 0.86. I deliberately shot the panos more for the software and I feel it paid off.
Cheers
Tim
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