originally it was about 60,000 pixels wide,
but I had to resize it to 8,000 because Pixelmator did not allow me to export/merge layers over 8,000 Pixels wide.
Very long composite picture
This picture I composed from 30 separate shots (RAW 3024 × 1998 pixel each),
originally it was about 60,000 pixels wide,
but I had to resize it to 8,000 because Pixelmator did not allow me to export/merge layers over 8,000 Pixels wide.
originally it was about 60,000 pixels wide,
but I had to resize it to 8,000 because Pixelmator did not allow me to export/merge layers over 8,000 Pixels wide.
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