I've tried to create a "Bokehrama" (or Brenizer Method) out of 386 multi-row shots. It was plainly impossible to do so with full resolution (20MPix) images, but even after downsizing them to 8%, panorama stitcher failed to find control points correctly as out-of-focus parts with bokeh balls were impossible to link.
Here's the funny result. I dare to post it as there's no dislike button here.

[reh321]

I've tried to create a "Bokehrama" (or Brenizer Method) out of 386 multi-row shots. It was plainly impossible to do so with full resolution (20MPix) images, but even after downsizing them to 8%, panorama stitcher failed to find control points correctly as out-of-focus parts with bokeh balls were impossible to link.
Here's the funny result. I dare to post it as there's no dislike button here.

The result was interesting - certainly nothing to "dislike" - and while I wouldn't attempt anything like this, I hope it was also instructive.

[hjortron]

The result was interesting - certainly nothing to "dislike" - and while I wouldn't attempt anything like this, I hope it was also instructive.

Thanks. It indeed was. I wanted to try it and it wasn't as easy as I had thought.
Here's another attempt from the same day a couple of months back (didn't have time to process it until now). Here we have a different problem with overexposed sky resulting in white images hence no control points on them.

Shooting live models as seen on that Wikipedia page must be even higher level.