Helsinki: A courtyard on Kolmas linja street (building #5) in Kallio district. Combined of four separate pictures. The yard is visible as a white-bordered shaft in this Google satellite picture.

Captured: Saturday 18 March 2006 (12:30)   |   Large version

Theo

I like your eye for details: you captured the symmetry of this 'eye to the sky' very well.

BTW Is the same building on one of your pictures of September 27, 2005?

21.03.2006 (15:12)

Niklas Sjöblom

Thanks, Theo! I have to say you are very observant. Yes, the same building and its "shaft" can be seen in my picture taken from a hot air balloon on September 27th, 2005. The building is on the far right of the picture, about in the middle (in the up-down direction).

21.03.2006 (22:21)

Dupek Chopra

What the hell is that?

29.03.2006 (16:21)

Albert Ching

You mentioned four separate pictures. Mind if I ask what photo-stitching software you use?

21.05.2006 (16:22)

Niklas Sjöblom

I used the ArcSoft Panorama Maker 3.0, which came along with my Nikon camera. The stitching really wasn't an easy procedure, since I had to do a lot of manual adjustments.

21.05.2006 (17:13)

Albert Ching

You mean manual adjustments *within* Panorama Maker, or did you do any post-processing? My Canon comes with an in-house software called PhotoStitch, but sometimes you can still blurring on the overlapping seams.

07.06.2006 (02:33)

Niklas Sjöblom

Albert, the pictures just didn't match together. The seams were clearly visible still after the manually adjusted stitching, so post-processing was necessary. The result of the automatic stitching was a pure disaster. :)

07.06.2006 (19:12)

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