How to print stitched panoramic shots????
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Hi,
I have stiched together a rather good panoramic shot with the software that came with my canon ixus digital.
There are about 12 shots that make up the overall picture, problem is I can't figure out how to print it as it's not a standard size. Do I have to split it into seperate standard size prints? How do I do this?
Cheers
Nik
I have stiched together a rather good panoramic shot with the software that came with my canon ixus digital.
There are about 12 shots that make up the overall picture, problem is I can't figure out how to print it as it's not a standard size. Do I have to split it into seperate standard size prints? How do I do this?
Cheers
Nik
http://ezprints.mye-pix.com/
These guys are the best I've used. You get panos done easily and pay by the inch
These guys are the best I've used. You get panos done easily and pay by the inch
NikB said:
Hi,
I have stiched together a rather good panoramic shot with the software that came with my canon ixus digital.
There are about 12 shots that make up the overall picture, problem is I can't figure out how to print it as it's not a standard size. Do I have to split it into seperate standard size prints? How do I do this?
Cheers
Nik
Epson 950i will print panoramic. If you use the continuous paper option (with rolls of Epson photo paper) you can define the size you want.
Andy
If you are not printing yourself try Photobox
[html]www.photobox.co.uk[/html]
I have used them a couple of times and the quality of printing is great. They have good quality printing kit far superior to naything we can realistically have at home.
Panoramics can be printed up to 20" by 8" (approx 51cms by 21cms) for £7.50. Whilst you might think this is a lot, some professional labs will try and charge you anything up to £5 just for opening your CD on their PC. Needless to say I don't use these any more.
Chris
[html]www.photobox.co.uk[/html]
I have used them a couple of times and the quality of printing is great. They have good quality printing kit far superior to naything we can realistically have at home.
Panoramics can be printed up to 20" by 8" (approx 51cms by 21cms) for £7.50. Whilst you might think this is a lot, some professional labs will try and charge you anything up to £5 just for opening your CD on their PC. Needless to say I don't use these any more.
Chris
Comes as standard with Photoshop Elements 2,it's the Photomerge tool.
There's a website good for all things panoramic, think the link is [html]www.panoguide.com[/html]. This used to have reviews and recommendations of programmes, some of which were free.
Can't verify it's still working as nanny filter at work now blocks it. God forbid they ever block PH
Chris
There's a website good for all things panoramic, think the link is [html]www.panoguide.com[/html]. This used to have reviews and recommendations of programmes, some of which were free.
Can't verify it's still working as nanny filter at work now blocks it. God forbid they ever block PH
Chris
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