I couldn't step back far enough to get this whole building, Merida's Casa de la Cultura Juridica, into one shot. The street, calle 59, is just too narrow (and I'd left my 12mm at home). So I took three shots to stitch later. Here they are, one stitched using Microsoft's ICE, another with Lightroom.
The ICE-stitched panorama is better to my eyes, it shows less distortion, though the distortion is certainly there when you look for it.
The ICE-stitched panorama is better to my eyes, it shows less distortion, though the distortion is certainly there when you look for it.
The ICE-stitched panorama is better to my eyes, it shows less distortion, though the distortion is certainly there when you look for it.
Lightroom makes no attempt to straighten the building, not that there's anything wrong with that, it's just a different approach.
Lightroom makes no attempt to straighten the building, not that there's anything wrong with that, it's just a different approach.
Lightroom makes no attempt to straighten the building, not that there's anything wrong with that, it's just a different approach.