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I took 4 photos in sequence (at the same altitude), and ...

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... Google Photos stitched the images for me, generating a huge panoramic photo, automatically.

Very nice indeed, beautifully taken ! Good job Buddy !

I just cant find, on my phone, the connection between pic 2 and 3.
So how did google make this picture?

Ok, now on my computer, means bigger screen, but still:
Ho did google connect picture 2 with picture 3?
Have you used a different picture 2, a bit more to the right, for google?

Anyway: Nice picture

S-e-ven Posted at 2018-4-27 07:40
Ok, now on my computer, means bigger screen, but still:
Ho did google connect picture 2 with picture 3?
Have you used a different picture 2, a bit more to the right, for google?

Sorry...I uploaded the correct photos.
Check, please.
Thanks!

It might have used the clouds to stitch together as a ref point.

Ah, now it works out.
Just with the  former picture 2 there was almost all the part between sec. and third road missing.
Now there are a lot reference points to see.

Have you compared it to the 9 or 21 picture panos, the Spark can create?
Or used them for google?

S-e-ven Posted at 2018-4-27 09:41
Ah, now it works out.
Just with the  former picture 2 there was almost all the part between sec. and third road missing.
Now there are a lot reference points to see.

I've already used the Spark 21 pictures pano mode, but I do not see much practicality in that way. And in some attempts the assembly was not correct.
I think Spark takes a very long time to complete the 21 photos (battery waste). After that still need to send the photos in an auxiliary app to stitch the photos and get a better quality in the final result.

In Google, I just take some photos in normal mode (at the same altitude) and upload to Google Photos and that's it, there's the panoramic photo ready. Much more practical, efficient and fast.

Nice pano!

Successful pano! Thanks for your sharing.

Nice pano!
   

Cool, thanks for sharing!