My first attempt at a panorama - how did I do?

[cincyimages]

This is my first attempt of a panorama. Let me know what you think?

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[slowglue]

Hey

I like it Iwondered what Cin city looked like. Where is WKRP?

Panaromics are not that east, they are hard to centre and find a cut off point especially in a city.
Good job

[cincyimages]

Wow, looks quite a bit darker at work this morning. My computer has a really good video card and the colors look brighter. I am disappointed how dark it looks on my Dell at work

BTW, There is no WKRP but this is the fountain that used to be featured on the opening credits. If you remember, it looked green in the opening credits, well it has since been restored back to the original bronze tone.



More photos of the fountain can be found here:

http://www.pbase.com/montecarloss/tyler_davidson

[ukexpat]

I doubt that the differences are down to your video card -- more likely one or both of your monitors need to be adjusted. I have said it before and I will keep on saying it -- if you are serious about digital imaging you must use a calibrated monitor. You can try to do it by eye, but that's unreliable. I use Colorvision's Spyder and Optical software.

[cincyimages]

Thanks for the tip but the reason I believe it is my video card is because I have the same monitor at home as I have at work, a Dell M992.

Doesn't Photoshop have some calibration software that is installed with CS?

[ukexpat]

Thanks for the tip but the reason I believe it is my video card is because I have the same monitor at home as I have at work, a Dell M992.

Doesn't Photoshop have some calibration software that is installed with CS?

No two monitors, even identical models, will look the same with the default settings. Yes PS does install a config tool and it's better than nothing.