I’ve been using DoubleTake to stitch panoramas for a while, but when I discovered p0ps Harlow’s photos and learned he was using Calico Panorama, I figured it was worth taking a look.
DoubleTake has done a great job for a number of my photos (Mt. Moriah, San Francisco Motorcycles, Mt. Mondadnock), and when the automatic [...]

Posted October 28, 2007 by Casey Bisson
Categories: Photoblog, Technology. Tags: Calico Panorama, comparison, doubletake, panorama, photograpy, software, stitching. Be the first one.

I’m coming to learn that p0ps has a number of interesting things going on, but it was his panoramas stitched from pictures taken by iPhone that caught my attention first. Above is the J Train somewhere between Fulton and City Hall.
I’d thought the iPhone’s camera was pretty decent, p0ps’ work shows it off.
J Train, panorama, [...]

Posted August 18, 2007 by Casey Bisson
Categories: Photoblog, Style, Fashion and Food. Tags: iphone, J Train, p0ps, panorama, photo. 2 Comments.

Oregon City apparently boasts one of only four municipal elevators worldwide. One hundred thirty feet tall, with an observation deck at the top, it seemed to be worth stopping for. Jason wrote in to Roadside America explaining:
It began as a water-powered elevator in 1915, but was upgraded to an electric-powered elevator in 1954. It is [...]

Posted February 19, 2006 by Casey Bisson
Categories: Travel. Tags: elevator, municipal elevator, observation deck, oregon, oregon city, oregon city or, panorama, Travel. One Comment.

An unconventional panorama in Rockport’s Pigeon Cove. From left to right stand Will and Corey. Of course, it looks better bigger.
Note: this was just a sideshow on our Weird Travel Tour.

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Posted October 16, 2005 by Casey Bisson
Categories: Photoblog, Travel. Tags: corey, cove, group portrait, massachusetts, ocean, pano, panorama, pigeon cove, portrait, rockport, rockport ma, seaside, will. One Comment.

I actually like the look of a broken panorama, where the borders of each photo are clearly visible — even emphasized. But last night I got the notion of doing a seamless pano and found DoubleTake, a $12 shareware app that makes the process pretty darn easy. The sunrise shot above (larger sizes) was my [...]

Posted September 23, 2005 by Casey Bisson
Categories: Photoblog, Technology. Tags: borders, doubletake, edges, mac os X, pano, panorama, panoramic, panoramic photos, photography, seamless, seamless panorama, seamless stitching, shareware, software, sunrise. 4 Comments.

I climbed the Osceolas with Will and Adam this weekend. It was my first overnight in a long, long time, and their first mountaintop sunrise. I used to do sunrises on Mt. Monadnock, but I’d lost the habit.
More pictures of the Osceola adventure at Flickr.

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Posted September 12, 2005 by Casey Bisson
Categories: Photoblog, Travel. Tags: 4000 footer, camping, geotagged, hike, hiking, mount, mountain, mt osceola, new hampshire, osceola, panorama, scenic, sunrise, waterville valley. 2 Comments.