This shot was done by combining (28) images, and a little stitching together in Photoshop…
This was the file that I was talking about the other day… That 10.6+ GB job…
Well, after more play, including Zoomify, here it is!! <<<
Be sure to use the Controls at the bottom to Zoom in an Move around!!
Full Screen is even better!
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I was driving along Chamber Lake in Hibernia Park yesterday, and I had to stop for the view of the drawdown with snow.
This is a small (3635×1000) panoramic view, of 9 images ‘stitched’ together, looking toward the dam.
I was standing knee-deep in snow, and for the locals, there is a good 5-8 feet of water missing because of the drawdown.
You can also see maintenance trucks working on the dam itself.
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I finally finished this MONSTER!
As I blogged before, this image is composed of 42 images stitched together in Photoshop CS5, and then some Tone Mapping.
NOTE – By Clicking on the Image Twice (2 Times) you can see the FULL image!
At one point, this file was 3.7GBs in size!
But I have been able to get it down to a little over 7MBs as a JPEG file.
It has been interesting to see which sites are having problems with the size…
Hope you enjoy!
In this post, I am going to explore some basic differences between the various Photoshop file formats: PSD, TIFF and PSB
I’m working on a very large image, and it is a panorama of (42) 10 MP captures, each between 8-10 MBs, merged into Photoshop CS5.1.
Photoshop CS 5.1 can not save anything over 2.0 GBs as a PSD file…
The TIFF file is 3.7 GBs…
and the PSB file is 2.7 GBs…
In this example above, there is approximately 1 GB (25%) loss in file size…
anyone got any ideas?
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I finally got time to stitch these panoramic together, and I am actually surprised at how well it came out, considering that it was hand-held in a moving Ferris Wheel!
I have also gotten a chance to post my entry for that Mother’s Day event with the family.
This is a VERY LARGE IMAGE (6000 px x 4500 px)!
