This afternoon I experimented with my first effort at photo stitching, using a program called Hugin to piece together the view from my window. Click for greater detail.

As you can see, it's hardly a perfect job. But I think it fits together well enough. The most obvious flaw seems to be the shift in color that splits St. Vibiania's in half. I'm a long way from a photo expert, but I suspect that's caused by the automatic adjustments my camera makes as it saves images in jpg format. There's probably some easy way to avoid that (shooting all of the photographs in a manually selected adjustment scheme, or RAW format), but I'll leave figuring that out for another day. But if you are an expert, or if I'm totally off base, please feel free to chide away. I'm eager to learn.

This is a post Ben made on May 31, 2008, 1 year, 9 months ago.

It is filed with other posts about photography.

Topics include archdiocese, caltrans, cathedral, downtown los angeles, hugin, los angeles, my life, my photos, panorama, photography and st. vibiana's.

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