stitching
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- noun
- /ˈstɪtʃɪŋ/
- Specialized
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cosido de imágenes
- Around 2000, von Bonin began to use stitching to render the contours of recognizable figures; by 2007, she had built up several layers of silhouettes, words, and fabric shapes to produce complex compositions.
- subfield stitching
Examples
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Then, using the panoramic stitching feature in Photoshop, stitch them into a great image that would be impossible using a single image.
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Based on what I've been reading, DPR really needs to consider doing an article on photo stitching if they haven't already.
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Information on stitching is assigned to one of the layers.
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If it was posted during the rally, it's clearly just a bad stitching job.
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Then use the photo-stitching app to meld them together.
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I use AutoPano Pro to do any stitching or mosaic work.
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The photographer used advanced software for stitching to create a beautiful panoramic view.
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By applying image stitching, the artist was able to combine multiple photos into one seamless landscape.
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The digital artist perfected her technique of stitching several images to produce a striking final piece.
Compounds
How Seamless
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Stitching in photography borrows the sewing idea from stitch: it means joining many overlapping pictures so they fit together like pieces of cloth 'sewn' into one seamless image.