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In the past I've provided you with some pano's, created by a panoramic image stitcher. It was a pretty hard job. Because I've downloaded a more recent version of the Image Composite Editor (ICE, version 2.0.3.0), I was curious for the result now. So I did an attempt to create a seamless high-resolution panorama with a set (5) of overlapping RAW photographs (Nikon calls it NEF-files) from a single camera location of a scene (the town of Middelburg, Zeeland, The Netherlands, along a bend in the Canal through Walcheren).
To me the result was achieved very easy now and it's (from technical/editing point of view) very promising, the more that ICE converts the RAW images automatically to a chosen format, in this case the PNG-format. The ICE is a freeware program. If it has your interest too, here's THE LINK to download it. If so, I wish you success with it.
Additional info: taken on: April 18th, 2018, camera body: Nikon D5300, Lens: Nikon AF-S Nikkor 18-300 1:3.5 - 5.6 G ED VRII with a CP (circular polarization) filter, RC (remote control) device: Nikon ML-L3, tripod: Rollei Photopro, F16 to F18, FL: 18 mm, Exposure time: 1/100', ISO: 100, WB: cloudy.
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You managed to some superb details into all this scene without any distortion, that sometimes comes with 'stitching'!..
Terrific work from you..
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