Could someone with a powerful computer, a fast internet connection and photoshop give me a hand?

[rootaxs]

Originally posted by: goku
What did you do?

15 minutes of manually stitching and touching up the edges

 

[Injury]

Originally posted by: rootaxs
Alrighty. I'm done. This was simpler than i thought. I'm uploading it to a site, if anything that's what will take long. I'll PM you when it's completed.

The final stitched file is 36.663" x 9.056" at 1600dpi (67.89' x 16.77' at 72dpi). It's smaller than what you posted above, did you account for the overlaps in that calculation? The file is a 602mb TIFF (Can't save to JPEG at this size/resolution).

My upload cap is pretty low, still have 3 hours to go

I actually completed it to... on my celeron LAPTOP.

You just can't do much at one time and have to give PS time to work. You make a move, take about 5-10 minutes to let it do its thing, and then do some more. Saving it took about 20 minutes, but that's because the file size for me was a couple GB.

 

[Injury]

Originally posted by: Dubb

Originally posted by: Injury
Is there any program that can stitch while in a low-res preview, possibly that can write directly to a file as opposed to just in memory?

this is the train of thought you all should be on.

I was thinking in terms of inDesign, but it would be a little bit harder to line up the pictures, since they overlap a little.

 

[imported_goku]

Originally posted by: rootaxs

Originally posted by: goku
What did you do?

15 minutes of manually stitching and touching up the edges

did you know the images has slightly different angles? Where some aligns and others don't?

 

[rootaxs]

Yep.

 

[morkus64]

Thanks rootaxs, got the picture, everything is perfect! I've removed the original files... final bandwidth was not actually too bad - you guys only used up 9GB