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Jim Collier > Mt. St. Helens panorama.Original resolution is 4,918 x 1,557 (7 megapixel). Print resolution for this particular shot is a tad smaller, 4,672 x 1,479 (6.9 megapixels); like all shots, this prints without the copyright notice.Stitched with panotools, autopano, and PTAssembler from 6 (fairly low-res individual) photos.
Jim Collier > Alta panorama. An example of getting a perfectly serviceable photo out of an old, very low-res pocket camera.Print resolution is 3,494 x 1,271 (4 megapixel); like all shots, this prints without the copyright notice.Stitched with panotools, autopano, and PTAssembler from 6 photos.
Jim Collier > GGNRA looking South in late afternoon.Print resolution is 5,456 x 3,069 (16 megapixel); like all shots, this prints without the copyright notice.Stitched with panotools, autopano, and PTAssembler from 5 photos.
Jim Collier > Back porch in Sausalito.Print resolution is 7,999 x 3,033 (24 megapixel); like all shots, this prints without the copyright notice.Stitched with panotools, autopano, and PTAssembler from 6 photos.
Jim Collier > Golden Gate Bridge and bay area on a super-clear day. Shot from the GGNRA on Hawk Hill.I'm not crazy about the mix of un-complimentary colors (the brown foreground hills kill it). Nor is the hard contrast that existed at that moment in time very flattering (which is the dual-edge of ultra-clear evenings.)Original resolution was 68 megapixel but due to SmugMug limitations, print resolution here is 19,067 x 2,465 (47 megapixel); like all shots, this prints without the copyright notice.Stitched with panotools, autopano, and PTAssembler from 26 photos.This is about as close to a technically perfect panorama as you'll find (or at least that I've done)--in terms of alignment, stitching accuracy, tone-matching, etc.
Jim Collier > Daily summer fog creeping over the GGNRA to cover Sausalito and San Pablo bay. Shot from Tiburon.(Actually it doesn't creep--—it flows surprisingly fast, but evaporates almost as quick at it's leading edge. So, you could say the leading edge creeps slowly forward. For the most part it only does this in the summer months, otherwise when it's foggy it's more diffuse and cloud-like.)Print resolution is 9,806 x 2,877 (28 megapixel); like all shots, this prints without the copyright notice.Stitched with panotools, autopano, and PTAssembler from 8 photos.

Mt. St. Helens panorama.

Original resolution is 4,918 x 1,557 (7 megapixel). Print resolution for this particular shot is a tad smaller, 4,672 x 1,479 (6.9 megapixels); like all shots, this prints without the copyright notice.

Stitched with panotools, autopano, and PTAssembler from 6 (fairly low-res individual) photos.

Jim Collier > Mt. St. Helens panorama.Original resolution is 4,918 x 1,557 (7 megapixel). Print resolution for this particular shot is a tad smaller, 4,672 x 1,479 (6.9 megapixels); like all shots, this prints without the copyright notice.Stitched with panotools, autopano, and PTAssembler from 6 (fairly low-res individual) photos.

Mt. St. Helens panorama.

Original resolution is 4,918 x 1,557 (7 megapixel). Print resolution for this particular shot is a tad smaller, 4,672 x 1,479 (6.9 megapixels); like all shots, this prints without the copyright notice.

Stitched with panotools, autopano, and PTAssembler from 6 (fairly low-res individual) photos.

See photo in original gallery.
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