Richmond: Night Panoramas

November 20th, 2007 by Fweeb

Okay, so I’m no professional photographer, but I needed some decent-quality panoramic photographs for a Blender compositing tutorial that I’m creating for CmiVFX. I don’t have a panoramic camera and my camera isn’t one of those nifty new ones that will create panoramas for me. However, this is where the open source world saves the day yet again. There’s an excellent panorama stitching program called hugin available for Linux (as well as Windows and Mac) that will stitch together a series of photos into a nice panorama for you. It can even automatically create control points to help with stitching.

Anyhow, they’re not perfect, but I’ve had a lot of fun shooting and creating these images, so I figured I’d share a few of them with you. And I might even make more in the future! Click on the images below for larger versions.

Cary & 7th

Shockoe Bottom Railway

Spaghetti Works

2 Responses to “Richmond: Night Panoramas”

  1. Sergeant Oreo Says:

    If you hadn’t said that you used Hugin, I would have thought you
    had a nice panorama camera. What sort of compositing are you going
    to do?

  2. Fweeb Says:

    All in good time, sir. :) You shall see soon.

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