[Creating a Panorama in Paint.Net?]

I'm rather skilled at messing up pages with messed up tags...

Media Fire isn't working right now for some reason... well at least not with large images. I'll try it later.

EDIT: But at least you don't feel like a traitor... haha. It would be nice to have a plugin that would do the same thing.

EDIT 2: http://fc03.deviantart.com/fs20/f/2007/ ... Leif_H.jpg

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I have to say, I'm Impressed with this program. It doesn't look like much but it packs a punch.

I had another image that I decided to insert for the heck of it (actually there are about 4 or 5 more, but its pretty much trees, trees and more trees.)

I'll edit this post later, to put a link to the full sized image. Its 14.3 mbs, so its going to take a little bit to upload.

I envy you dearly

They are dangerous things to have... they cause a strong case of the disease known as lens lust (which really is a shame that I'm using about the cheapest lens out there for now).

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I'll have to try this program ans see how it works... I previously was using Olympus Master but now I'm using a Nikon D80, so that is no longer an option.

Ill be surprised if it combines the images as well as Ash did, as when I used Olympus Master I could still tell were it had been put together.

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Wow, that's cool. I wish it had been a day like that. I'm guessing those clouds were rendered in Paint?

I attempted to make a patch today with the full sized photos. I got a insufficient memory error, before I loaded them all in. haha.

I should probably try doing this patching business with some simpler images until I get the hang of it... as I'm not having much luck with these ones.

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I just realized there was a second page.. opps

I like the 2nd and 3rd one, although its a flip of a coin on which one I like more. I think the 2nd one is the color that it should be, although the 3rd adds a lot more contrast, which is always nice to see. Probably didn't help that these were taken in foggy weather though (It pretty much rained the entire time I was in Pennsylvanian).

http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=a459 ... 78da735b27

Thats the link I just PM'ed you, but just in case.

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I don't think that will work. Each of the photos were about 1mb when I uploaded them, so its over the limit in that way too.

You could reduce the image quality and make it fit though... don't know if there is much sense in that though

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:shock:

I do believe, that shows how hopelessly inadequate I am at patching these things together right now. I had no idea that it could look so seamless.

Thank you Ash.

I guess its a good thing that I couldn't upload the full version of those photos onto photobucket. They are 3872 x 2592 and about 3 mbs a piece.

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Yes, that helped a lot. I was able to patch them together last night, although its still noticeable where it was done. I think part of it was that I didn't use the feather plugin right, so I'll have to try it again.

Also, is there a way to easily "straighten" photos in paint (I'm use to using the function in Picasa)? My last photo seems to need this adjustment, as my tripod must have been at a slight angle as I panned across.

Also, when I was working on this I tried to make one of the pictures transparent, so I could fit it over the other one in the correct location. However I found that I was unable to undo the effect without undoing all of the effects before it. Is there a way of doing this that I'm missing?

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Going from left to right:

http://i128.photobucket.com/albums/p163 ... C_0021.jpg

http://i128.photobucket.com/albums/p163 ... C_0022.jpg

http://i128.photobucket.com/albums/p163 ... C_0023.jpg

Yeah, some adjustments need to be made, but I figure its easier to do that after they are patched together. And yes that is dust from the lens or senor (haven't determined which yet) on the first photo

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Is it possible to stench a group of images together in Paint.Net to make a panorama? If so how?

(If you need some photos as an example I can post some)

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.NEF is another proprietary RAW format by Nikon. Unfortunately, it is there way of making you purchase their software. :evil:

Probably take a modification to the program like with the pentax version.