[Doc Savage]

Thanks Richard,

I haven't put image resizer on this computer yet, I used Photoshop to resize the pic. I like the stitching and the original looks pretty darn good (well it ought to at 37MB, I stitched about 15 8mp shots together for that). The one thing I was disappointed in with Photostitch, and you can see it to a small degree in autostitch is the curving of the pano. I knew I was going to stitch these shots together and made it a point to level the tripod. I must have had a slight tilt to the head or something. This happened on all the panos I took.

Robert

[xseption]

Thanks for the stitching pano software tip!

~ edd

[RichardM]

Q: My Autostitch demo expired. What do I do?

A:We are periodically updating the demo version of Autostitch. Please download the latest version from this webpage. The latest release version is Autostitch v2.2.

Guess I'll have to reload it some other day, as it's already past my bedtime.

[RichardM]

Taco,  the sky is very difficult to do.  When I make my spherical panoramas, I use the best out there, Panotools with PTGUI or HUGIN with the Enblend extension.  And it's not expensive, it's free.   When you take the pictures it is imperative that you lock in the exposure for all shots, otherwise it will be impossible to look natural.

http://panotools.sourceforge.net/

[MMTaco]

No version for Mac yet :-(

[Casa Grande]

Actually, PTMac is the one you want.

[MMTaco]

Actually, PTMac is the one you want.

BOOM!!  Thanks Big House!!