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Mousam Mouth Pano<\/h4>\n

Continuing one more day with the iPhone theme, here is an AutoStitch panorama made up of 10 separate images\u20265 across, and two down. It needs to be viewed as large as your monitor will take it. Click the image and use the size controls a the top of the window that opens. AutoStich could not be easier to use. Take any number of overlapping images with the iPhone\u2019s camera so they are saved to the Camera Roll. Then open AutoStich and select them from within the app. That\u2019s it. AutoStitch then intelligently assembles the images into a panorama, blends exposure, renders the finished image and gives you the option to auto crop. The image is not perfect\u2026but it is very close. Since I often, as in this shot,  have to straighten the horizon a bit, and I want to sharpen slightly and maybe adjust curves, I generally do the cropping in PhotoGene, again, right on the iPhone. Finally, I upload the image to my Wide Eyed In Wonder site directly from the phone using SmugShot. Could not be easier.<\/p>\n

This, by the way, is the mouth of the Mousam River, seen from the Kennebunk Bridle Trail across the marsh\u2026Great Head, Parson\u2019s Beach, and almost out to Route 9 on the right\u2026close to 180 degrees. Taken and processed with the iPhone 4.<\/p>\n

From iPhone HDR and Pano<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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