When you're taking the pictures, do you move the camera horizontal/vertical or do you rotate horizontal/vertical because my pictures never line up at all.
owell heres a new one of an RX7 in middle of a drift in the city
@fastway.. just depends what you wanna do, with photodrive, you just have to be slow and careful, and btw, your pictures will NEVER line up exactly, so you have to overlap a good bit (thats why this one i just did didnt come out all that great cause i only took 4 shots )
I've got no idea on how to do those but they do look good. Seeing some of those gives me an idea. I use my car photos as PC Wallpaper. I only use one Monitor but have seen on another site Abstract/3D Wallpaper that's made for people that use 2 Monitors next to each other. Might be good to make a Panorama in 2 parts for people that have this facility? it could look so cool
When you're taking the pictures, do you move the camera horizontal/vertical or do you rotate horizontal/vertical because my pictures never line up at all.
do you have access to a photo stitching program? my friend with a canon camera gave me his software. you don't have to worry about a thing all you do is select the photos you want stitched and click ok. it's sweet as hell.
also to make sure you have enough pictures, you should only be using about half of each picture. the rest you overlap. so when your taking the photos, you take one, rotate the camera so you still see half the previous photo, take another, and so on...
Team Subaru Test Day in Panorama Style
3 different generation Subaru rally cars testing at Tahiti Maze
I love it so much ... so what do you think?
PS - no AI participated
yeah I know ... they are trying to use Takumi driving technique this year
btw ... I was trying to eliminate the smoke as much as possible
the trial that I hit the wall came out the best I can get, and I was too lazy to redo the trial to fix that
musash1 i love your pic. not only did you happen to snag a shot of some of my favorite cars, but you did it nice without any close ups of the track. lots of the pics here show parts of the track and backround too close to the camera so you can see all the jagged edges and i think it looks really bad. keep it up.
musash1 i love your pic. not only did you happen to snag a shot of some of my favorite cars, but you did it nice without any close ups of the track. lots of the pics here show parts of the track and backround too close to the camera so you can see all the jagged edges and i think it looks really bad. keep it up.
wow that looks like FUN lol
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