In a shot supposed to be part of the cemetery, we get a glimpse of the HK skyline from the vantage point of Stubbs Road Lookout.
The film finished with a nice unspoilt view across the skyline from the same place. Starting from the area around Happy Valley and finishing pointing back to the sunset towards the Hopewell Centre.
I couldn't resist a couple of (slightly bonkers, thanks to the pan-and-zoom effect) panoramas from this. One with just four shots, and the latter attempting to guess roughly how the fifth should line up...
http://imgur.com/gallery/ySo2v
Not going to win any beauty awards for all the scaling and stretching, but I wanted to see if I could manage anything useful by hand, given that Photoshop's auto-stitching tool wasn't even interested in trying. ;-)
not bad, I guess there was some in and out zooming going on? I tried with Autostitch but it didn't like the final frame with the sunset and left it off. Other than that it's usually a decent job.
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I couldn't resist a couple of (slightly bonkers, thanks to the pan-and-zoom effect) panoramas from this. One with just four shots, and the latter attempting to guess roughly how the fifth should line up...
http://imgur.com/gallery/ySo2v
Not going to win any beauty awards for all the scaling and stretching, but I wanted to see if I could manage anything useful by hand, given that Photoshop's auto-stitching tool wasn't even interested in trying. ;-)
not bad, I guess there was some in and out zooming going on? I tried with Autostitch but it didn't like the final frame with the sunset and left it off. Other than that it's usually a decent job.
Yes, it definitely zoomed out a lot during the clip. I'm on Photoshop CS5.5, and that wasn't remotely capable of stitching by itself...
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