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I am doing one of those ‘same shot taken many times over a year’ things with a view of our school here in China. I recently moved here and am living in a high-rise (A LONG way from rural Vermont!). We can see the school building across the Skekou harbor, with a huge construction site next to us. Over the next year I expect a building will rise and eventually block out view of the school. I am taking a series of shots from the same location, widest zoom, careful alignment.
An example frame:
http://www.terryking.us/photoalbum/main.php?g2_itemId=2856
BUT of course the frames are not perfectly aligned, and a quick-cut slide show is jerky.
I wish I could use some automatic alignment, similar to the Photomerge stuff in making Panos. I’d need to pick one ‘master’ image and have all the rest cropped and realigned.
Anyone seen an automated way to do this? Any suggestions on semi- automation using PhotoShop CS2 etc?
Somebody else must be doing this, but some searching didn’t find it…
Thanks!
An example frame:
http://www.terryking.us/photoalbum/main.php?g2_itemId=2856
BUT of course the frames are not perfectly aligned, and a quick-cut slide show is jerky.
I wish I could use some automatic alignment, similar to the Photomerge stuff in making Panos. I’d need to pick one ‘master’ image and have all the rest cropped and realigned.
Anyone seen an automated way to do this? Any suggestions on semi- automation using PhotoShop CS2 etc?
Somebody else must be doing this, but some searching didn’t find it…
Thanks!
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