I spent a bit of time last week shooting in the Monroe County Courthouse with my new head. There are a few glitches visible in the full-size view (9000 x 9000 pixels), but when reduced it is quite acceptable.
I am working on converting this to a 3D anaglyph, but it may take more time than it is worth
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Sunday, January 23, 2011
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
"Little planets" with a twist
The weather remains yukky, but I went out yesterday and shot a series of images at Lake Griffy to see my pano head and hugin in action in the "real world". Below is the "unreal" world. The first image is a red/green anaglyph.
Click on the image to enlarge it. Below is the standard side by side stereo view.
My wife says "it's certainly not interesting" and "it looks like a tennis ball". Oh well......
Click on the image to enlarge it. Below is the standard side by side stereo view.
My wife says "it's certainly not interesting" and "it looks like a tennis ball". Oh well......
Sunday, January 16, 2011
The garage in winter....
Well, it's too cold to go outside and take panoramas. After finishing up my panorama head I'm itching to take some photos and see how it works. In addition, I have the new hugin software and presumably it will not have the same hangups as before. I took this panorama in my garage yesterday. The rug in the very center is pasted in.
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Let's share
We decided that this was too good a shot to not share! There were actually three woodpeckers working on the suet in the front yard, but by the time I got my camera one had left.
Monday, January 10, 2011
Jack Frost
I took these several years ago but it was difficult to appreciate until I tweaked the contrast etc. with Photoshop. The windows were in one of the stairwells in the Chemistry Building at IU. I would guess that someone had the humidity too high (it always was!).
The actual width of the images above is about two feet or more!
The actual width of the images above is about two feet or more!
Sunday, January 9, 2011
Last jigsaw of the holiday season
We are now totally tired of working jigsaw puzzles! This one was large, but not a bad scene. What is amazing is that we did three puzzles this year and had no missing pieces.
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