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{Photography.80.19}: Rich Mason {richpix} Sun, 27 Feb 2005 05:42:20 EST (19 lines)
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I've so far only used Photo Stitch, which came as part of the Canon
camera software package.  One of these days I'll get around to
updating to Photoshop CS--there's a lot there I would like to have.

I found one stitched picture that's not a panoramic, per se, but is
absolutely huge in terms of resolution (2.5 gigapixels):
http://www.tpd.tno.nl/smartsite966.html It's kind of fun to see how
much resolution it has, even in a Web version.

Here's a screen shot of a detail from that picture (note that the
little red square in the inset photo is what is shown in the larger
picture):

<img src="http://richmason.com/utne/detail.jpg">

It points out one of the advantages of making stitched photos,
panoramic or otherwise, rather than using a wider angle lens and then
cropping:  more resolution. I could print the picture this topic
started off with at 16 x79.252 inches @ 240 ppi, without resampling.

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