Today's photo has two noteworthy facts. The first is that it is at Sydney Olympic Park, which is where I work. It is much quieter than my previous city location, but is also a lot greener and modern. I often like studying the different buildings as they were built with the purpose to impress the tourists much like buildings in middle eastern countries, although in a less ostentatious manner and therefore far more tasteful. The other noteworthy thing about this photo is how wide it is. I stumbled across an app called Autostitch when trying to stitch together two photos for a previous posting so today I thought I would test its limits with a full panoramic photo. There is a degree of ghosting, but I think that has more to do with my photos, as they say - garbage in means garbage out!
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Day 75 - Going wide
Today's photo has two noteworthy facts. The first is that it is at Sydney Olympic Park, which is where I work. It is much quieter than my previous city location, but is also a lot greener and modern. I often like studying the different buildings as they were built with the purpose to impress the tourists much like buildings in middle eastern countries, although in a less ostentatious manner and therefore far more tasteful. The other noteworthy thing about this photo is how wide it is. I stumbled across an app called Autostitch when trying to stitch together two photos for a previous posting so today I thought I would test its limits with a full panoramic photo. There is a degree of ghosting, but I think that has more to do with my photos, as they say - garbage in means garbage out!
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Very good, David. How many photos did you actually take?
ReplyDeleteIt used about 10 photos in total - although my trick HTML iFrame doesn't work on iPads... I did one in Canberra too, I'll show you this week.
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