Port-Vendres seen from a boat

This panoramique view was taken from a boat. I took three shots,

camera in hands, and stitched them with photoshop. See larger. Thank

you for your comments and ratings.

Henri, excellent job blending these together. I'm very impressed. Did this take a long time?

Very nice work, Henri! Best regards, Ruud.

Thank you Oliver and Ruud. How much time it took ? It was not yesterday, so I can't remember. Sometimes it takes about one hour (for three shots to stitch together), sometimes less, sometimes more, it depends of many parameters. Sometimes, after three hours of battle I give up and I give the work to "stitch it", a very powerful soft.

Outstanding work you have here, Henri. Job very well done. Congrats and best regards.

The stitched panorama gives a nice curved effect of the shoreline

Nice and pleasant view, great shot.

 

Regards

Nice angle, view and perspective.

Friend its a beautiful Panoramic pic, nice contrasty composition, joy to look at. Loving regards.

Nice panorama and an well balanced composition, Henry

Larger absolument indispensable!

Travail parfait, et une tres belle opposition entre ce village serein, love dans une courbe, et son reflet agit鮼br>J'aurais envisage de couper un peu a droite.

Michel

It's a wonderful panorama and I don't understand how you have fixed this job Henri. Unbelievable how you have stitched those separate parts so jointless together. Excellent work!

 

Greetz, Ada:)

Very ompressive :)

Very nice composition colours and light.

 

Regards.

 

RN.

 

 

Thank you all for your kind comments. I am glad that you like it. Ada, it was'nt one of the more difficult I had to stitch, and nevertheless the shots were taken from a boat, stoped in the harbour of course, but with a little pitch even though.

Henri, I've never stiched photo's; I even haven't any idea how I should have to manage it and that will be the reason that I'm impressed by the way you did it. Have you used a special programm for it? When I would like to do such a job I should be forced to do it manuel. As far as I know my Photoshop 7.0 doesn't have the possibility to do it automatically. So if you have done it manuel I think you did a very good job!

 

Many greetings, Ada:)

No Ada, there is no automatic way to do that with Photoshop 7.0. I think that the recent versions can do, but I have also the 7.0. The way to proceed is to paste your succesive shots the one upon the other. When you take the shots you have to think that they must stacked at least of one third. There's not much chance that they stack at the perfection, so you have to twist theme, pull up, push down, enlarge, erase such or such part, modify the levels, the colours, in brief to fight lenghtways, wideways and sideways. My own way to proceed is probably not very conventional but I manage with it. When I can't succeed, I palm the work to a soft called 'stitch it' which gets good results.

Henri, you did a very fine job. The colors and light are great.

Regards, Ali.

Very nice work, pity some of the white buildings are bit blown out.

Tr賠belle image, Henri. Je me demande ce qu'elle donnerait si tu assombrissais le ciel et l'eau situ饠ࠤroite en bas. Cela fermerait mieux l'image avec pour cons鱵ence une meilleure mise en valeur des maisons du port et de leur superbe reflet dans l'eau. Ce n'est qu'une id饠qui me passe par ma t괥... De toute mani貥, c'est du beau travail.

Amiti鳬 Fernand.