In this case a little less would have been more - if you had shrunk the image height to 550px. I centered the picture on the page by inserting a return in the caption. Also I changed the width of the "labelling" command to 4096px - which is the width of the picture. This command will come useful once you start inserting annotations.
Thank you for teaching me how to do panos Gangolf.
I have a wide flat screen monitor at home. The pano on the main page looked good at home. A few days later I looked at the page at work where I have a much older and smaller monitor. I noticed that the Pano box on the main page was too big for the screen making it hard to scroll. I know in this case less is more but I can't bring myself to reducing the size even more.
Obviously I did not have a tripod when I took these shots. Photoshop helped me do the pano and blend in some of the distant mountains or nearby rocks at the borders of two pictures but I could not fix the sky. Whatever I did, the pano looked worse so I just left the borders in the sky.
Gangolf Haub - Jul 27, 2006 6:48 pm - Voted 10/10
Cool PanoIn this case a little less would have been more - if you had shrunk the image height to 550px. I centered the picture on the page by inserting a return in the caption. Also I changed the width of the "labelling" command to 4096px - which is the width of the picture. This command will come useful once you start inserting annotations.
Good luck with further panos :-)
nader - Jul 27, 2006 10:03 pm - Hasn't voted
Re: Cool PanoThank you for teaching me how to do panos Gangolf.
I have a wide flat screen monitor at home. The pano on the main page looked good at home. A few days later I looked at the page at work where I have a much older and smaller monitor. I noticed that the Pano box on the main page was too big for the screen making it hard to scroll. I know in this case less is more but I can't bring myself to reducing the size even more.
Obviously I did not have a tripod when I took these shots. Photoshop helped me do the pano and blend in some of the distant mountains or nearby rocks at the borders of two pictures but I could not fix the sky. Whatever I did, the pano looked worse so I just left the borders in the sky.