PanoTools NG:
Panoramas with people...
obarakana 2007-Jul-29 17:09:51
I'm new here and one of my reasons for joining is that I was very
impressed with Mikhael Subotzky's panoramic work, especially they way
he managed to fill his shots with people (I was familiar with stitched
panos of places but this was the first time I had seen images so
densely populated with humans...).
I have just now been looking at Roger Berry's panorama of a Pushkar
camel market and am intrigued by the way that I don't see the same
person in more than one place.
I had assumed that stitching together images in situations where
people are in movement and risked moving between one shot and another
would cause problems and would require special techniques (like trying
to avoid having people at the points where individual images
overlap). Would anyone be kind enough to give me some tips as to how
one goes about producing successful panos full of people?...
Many thanks...
David.
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