Potentially interesting technique: using ICE to stitch together in-camera-created panoramas

Yesterday, inspired by another thread -- A simple panorama stitcher free currently. -- I downloaded Microsoft's ICE (Image composite editor) and experimented with it briefly. I liked it; it's quick and easy.

So this AM, I got to wondering if ICE would stitch together panoramas that had been created in-camera.

I shot three quick panos of my office:







Dropping them into ICE, here's the result:



If you ignore the weird ceiling line, which is probably due to my poor handheld panning technique, I don't think the results are bad.

Cheers, Jock
PS -- there will be a 50-cent fine for every smart remark about the cluttered condition of my office!

I am the king of clutter. You have no worries. Not even close.

David

I can't shoot a panorama of my office because I can't even turn around

I would never shoot pano in mine because its just foul with piles of stuff,.

Welcome to world of stitching You can check these out to see how big you can go:
AutoPano: Honest Tech Reviews

Pretty cool! Hadn't thought of that option before...