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- 3 captures, 400 frames
- Stacked and optimized in Registax 5.1
- Wavelet processing in Registax 6
- Panorama constructed in ICE
- Final finishing (despeckling, sharpening, image multiplication, coloring) in Photoshop
Tuesday, April 9, 2013
Partial Panorama April 9, 2013
I managed to capture three images before the clouds swept in today. It's windy and warm here in Indiana with a chance of severe storms; I don't think I'm going to get any more images today, so I'm posting this partial panorama.
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