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MichiLauke — Scotland - Loch Loyne XXL
Published: 2005-10-06 18:10:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 16035; Favourites: 57; Downloads: 2448
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Loch Loyne is situated 15 km west from Fort AugustusPanorama of 11 Pics...
2560 x 1024 pix (526 KB)
Wallpaper for Dual Displays or Wide Screens!
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This wonderful picture has been featured in my news artlicle here [link] Thank you
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wow, that's huge!! Amazing. I get travelsick, when I look at your pictures of Scotland!
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Brill' stitch 
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This area is somewhere between Fort William and Glasgow. I'm so sorry that I don't remember the place much more exact...
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We know Loch Lomond quite well & i'm sorry to say don't recognize it from this shot at all... though this is very like Loch Leven at Glencoe, surronded by those wonderful mountains. A wonderful shot
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It's possible that you are right, I'll check my camera and traveling dates ...
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Oh my... *speechless* Can I come with you on one of these photography sessions? *sigh* my best friend and I have been dreaming about being in Scotland all night again.
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wow this is beautiful and amazing what an amazing place!
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Wow, this is a fantastic, fantastic shot. Seriously, I cant find any real faults in it. Only thing I would suggest is shrink it for display. I have image zoom (firefox rox!) and 50% of it's current size would look ABSOLUTELY fantastic. Right now on most screens it's so detailed (and so big) that you cant appreciate the overall feel. I think this would be perfect for a print (I don't know if DA does something in this aspect ratio, but if they don't, they should, just for this) but for screen viewing, even though it's supposed to be a widescreen/dual screen wallpaper, thats a much smaller audiance than the 1024x758 audiance, and this would really benifit from being able to be viewed properly by the general public.
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Hi gemstones, here is a smaller version (1500x600): [link] May be it will fit better to a 1024x758 screen?
As an experiment look this one: [link] It has 1292x1024 and may fit also to 1024x758 but has already "fisheye-wideanglelens-character"...
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Oh sorry, I was refering to the deviation apperence when people view it, probably should have worded it better. My point was, it's harder for people who click on the link to the deviation to see the whole thing when the image is twice as big as their screen.
But thanks for the link, I'm gonna stick it in my screensaver!
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Awesome panoramic....love the bend in the river...and isn't autostitch cool
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omg, full view is like looking throug a window!!!!! 
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Yes - you are right with the window! Do you have a Dual Display or Wide Screen Monitor? Then it looks most best!!!
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wow, what a scenery! Good capture! how did you added the 11 pics together??
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The name of the ingenious stitching programme is AutoStitch by
Matthew Brown and David Lowe
(matthew@brown.com)
AutoStitch is world's first fully automatic 2D image stitcher. This demo
has been created to demonstrate the basic functionality of AutoStitch. The
user simply selects a set of images using the windows interface, and the
software automatically stitches them into a panorama. This program has
been tested under Windows XP/2000/98.
The programme has a small size smaller than 1 MB and it is free. Try it.
You may download it here: [link]
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ooh wow thats convenient... 
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oooohhh man. I love it. I've always wanted to visit scotland. I'd love to take a canoe right down that...it looks so peaceful and tranquil
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wonderful though being very critical, i needs a bit of lens correction.
but nicely a marvellous capture/s.
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