My interest is in creating panorama pictures. To create panorama pictures I am using a software called Panorama Factory. This program allows you to create easily panorama pictures with great quality and with very little work.
I will add more panorama pictures whenever I create new ones. So please make sure you check back often.
Click on the panorama pictures to see the full resolution panorama picture.
The Panorama Factory hasn't been updated for quite some time because most cell phones can create really good panorama pictures. Since I just got a drone which takes great pictures but no panorama pictures I had to search for a new panorama software. And I found is in an unusual place - Microsoft: Interactive Composite Editor (ICE)
Please note that the Interactive Composite Editor download is no longer available. This project has been archived. You may find a version on the internet. It does a pretty good job.
I tried some old panorama pictures with this software and got better results than with the Panorama Factory. Pictures created by the Panorama Factory had some ghosts in it. ICE created a clear panorama picture from the same source pictures.
| Title |
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| Arches National Park - Delicate Arch |
| Beartooth Pass |
| Bryce Canyon |
| Death Valley |
| Grand Canyon |
| New York City |
| Niagara Falls |
| Salzburg |
| White Sands |
This is a panorama picture taken of the Delicate Arch at the Arches National Park in Utah in November just before sunset. It consists of 5 pictures taken by hand. Please click on picture below to open full size panorama picture.
Pictures of the Panorama
Below are the five pictures the panorama consists of.
On our trip to Billings, MT. we went over Beartooth Pass. Elevation 10,490 feet. Here is a panorama from one of the view points.
Please click on the picture below to open the full size panorama picture.
The panorama below was taken from Bryce Point at Bryce Canyon. I took 8 pictures with about 40 to 50 % overlapping.
Please click on the picture below to open the full size panorama picture.
The panorama below has been made from 10 images. This panorama was take from "Dante's View". It looks straight across the valley towards west. The mountain in the middle is Telescope Peake 11,049 ft. (3.367 m.).
Wikipedia: "Dante's View":
Dante's View is a viewpoint terrace at 5,475 feet (1.669 meters) height, on the North side of Coffin Peak, along the crest of the Black Mountains. Dante's View is about 25 miles (40 kilometers) from Furnace Creek towards Greenwater Valley, in Death Valley, California, U.S., Death Valley National Park. From the Dante's View parking lot tourists can take several paths, one of which leads to the very brink of the edge, offering a dramatic panoramic view even better than that from the parking lot. Another path leads North 350 yards (320 meters) to a rest area with picnic tables. The best time to visit Dante's View is in the cooler morning hours, when the sun is in the east. Dante's View is also an excellent venue for night time star parties for those with telescopes.
Click on the panorama picture below to see the full resolution panorama picture.
Below are the individual pictures of the panorama.
