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Thread Started By: yokel On: Wednesday 17/01/2007 @ 13:13:37

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Jiggalo

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#26 Re: Stictching sequence shots 04/03/2008 @ 10:05:07

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i knew there was some good reference somewhere...ok ok its not snowboarding. But this guy explaines everything veyr well with good descriptions...take a look guys n girls (Holly) hope it helps

http://vpfree.pinkbike.com/bb/viewtopic.php?t=127065

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holly_smile

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UK - England

#25 Re: Stictching sequence shots 27/02/2008 @ 21:00:14

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i just tested it n it works in the PTGui too! but only with images wherethe background changes a lot otherwise its a faff!! photoshop is pretty simple when u get used to it! have a play!

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holly_smile

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#24 Re: Stictching sequence shots 27/02/2008 @ 20:36:50

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PTGui? its a photo stitching software that i use to create panoramas to turn into interactive 360 thangs!!but it supposedly works with other stuff as well!! its really good with what i do with my virtual tours!

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web

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Surrey

#23 Re: Stitching sequence shots 07/03/2007 @ 17:36:38

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just set your cam up and take loads of shots of you mincing about in your lounge, sitting in different seats etc! bit of practice to make you a pro n all that! you never know, you might make a master piece!
use this pic for inspiration, its not great quality as its just a photo from a mag using my camera phone, its coo though.

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Kaedo

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Lincolnshire

#22 Re: Stitching sequence shots 07/03/2007 @ 17:28:10

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still haven't worked out what to shoot for my practice at this....

Anyone have any images they want me to work on for them?

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markone

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UK - England

#21 Re: Stitching sequence shots 07/03/2007 @ 15:14:22

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Kinda on topic - but made me laugh

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Kaedo

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#20 Re: Stitching sequence shots 21/02/2007 @ 20:52:42

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knowing my luck I'll break both my arms and not be able to stitch it all together!

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merlin

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Ayrshire

#19 Re: Stitching sequence shots 21/02/2007 @ 19:22:03

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Just get someone to take the shots while you throw yourself off something

Be sure to post it lol

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Kaedo

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#18 Re: Stitching sequence shots 21/02/2007 @ 19:18:55

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That's so cool. Love it. Now I really want to have a go at this, think I might get the camera out this weekend so I can have a go at this. Now I just need to think of a sequence to shoot.

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merlin

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Ayrshire

#17 Re: Stitching sequence shots 21/02/2007 @ 19:10:06

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Just copy and paste all the images into seperate layers and rub out the part of each layer with the eraser tool and line it up as you go... easy

A true sequence shot is where the camera is static and the subject moves through the frame, this makes it easier to stitch but saying that not everyone carrys a tripod with them.

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Kaedo

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Lincolnshire

#16 Re: Stitching sequence shots 21/02/2007 @ 17:34:56

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when whoever does whatever can you post it up here. I'm itching to try this but don't have any raw images to work with at the moment. If you send me the raw JPEGs I can have a go too. I have PSE.

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web

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Surrey

#15 Re: Stitching sequence shots 21/02/2007 @ 16:58:33

Revision #1 (Last edited: 21/02/2007 @ 16:58:51)

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i'l do it for you if you like?

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fatbob

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#14 Re: Stitching sequence shots 21/02/2007 @ 16:57:01

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Camera was handheld not much movement at all.

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web

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Surrey

#13 Re: Stitching sequence shots 21/02/2007 @ 16:48:38

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fatbob- how much did the cam move between each shot? was it on a tripod?

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Dennis

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#12 Re: Stitching sequence shots 21/02/2007 @ 15:35:54

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yeah - that's what I did...

http://gimp-win.sourceforge.net/

you need to install soemthign else first but this link dhould be the one you need

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