iPhone Panorama Photos, #2

iPhone Panorama Photos, #2, Natural History Photography Blog

iPhone Panorama Photos, #2

Filed under: iPhone on 7/2/2011

Making iPhone Panorama Photographs.

See my first set of iPhone Panorama Photos.

Here are a few more iPhone panoramas that I’ve made recently. These panoramas were all shot with my iPhone 4 by my daughter (age 11) and took about 60 seconds each to make! Normally, I stitch the individual frames into a panorama right in the phone using the $2.99 Autostitch Panorama app. In this case, these were cool enough that I downloaded them to my Mac and stitched them again using Photoshop CS5 Photo Merge. These are “quick and dirty” panoramas, shot with the camera that I always have in my pocket by virtue of the fact it is also my phone — and yet the quality is quite good and in many cases these panoramas will yield fine prints.

Yosemite Falls and flooded meadow, Spring, Yosemite National Park, California
Single row panorama: 28″ x 17″ (4200 x 2600 pixels)

Nevada Falls and Half Dome viewed from the Panorama Trail, Yosemite National Park, CA
Single row panorama: 48″ x 17″ (7200 x 2500 pixels)

Horse, Meadow and Eastern Sierra Nevada, Bishop, CA
Single row panorama: 39″ x 15″ (5800 x 2300 pixels)

Tuolumne Meadows and incoming storm, Yosemite National Park, CA
Three row panorama: 50″ x 29″ (7500 x 4300 pixels)

Morning Glass, Bass Lake, California
Single row panorama: 51″ x 16″ (7700 x 2400 pixels)

Yosemite Falls viewed from Cook’s Meadow, Yosemite National Park, CA
Single row panorama: 29″ x 17″ (4300 x 2500 pixels)

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Hi Phillip,

Beautiful work. If you’re interested I’d like to feature them on our new blog at blog.youbiq.com. And yes, you ought to try a Gymbl ;)

Gordon

Comment by Gordon Fowler — 7/28/2011 @ 4:40 am

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