because i took the first picture containing the subject, it was really hard to align it to the final picture after going 360 degrees. also, because the subjects of this picture are so close, there are many unfocused spots. however, the cool thing about this is that a couple people appears more than once. EC??? *wink*
<special thanks to ken, melissa, ryan, and alex for participating in this "no food" panoramic>
because there are several blurry spots the previous picture, i decided to spent a little time to fix it and have a little fun while i am at it. as can be seen from the panoramic, the first two image of ryan (guy eating candy) and melissa (gal drinking #@!$ j/k) are no longer blurry. furthermore, there are also many other changes and imports made using the intelligent scissor *wink*. see if you can catch all the differences between the two pictures.
<oh yeah! special thanks go to the tas and the professor for jumping in ... sorry steve!>
a really neat japanese garden in skyway
this is the hand-held version of the above image. because it was taking by hand, the alignments is really off. furthermore, all the objects that are close are not in focus.
i didn't really do much with this panoramic. in fact, the only reason hubba hubba is here is because it was part of the requirements. although i should go back and changed the code to fix it if i have time <waitta second! i am a cse major...i have no time>