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I couldn't afford a FF but maybe a pano can work better.
May 22, 2014 03:00:53 #
A FF dslr (even used on ebay) is out of my price range, so I tried taking 3 vertical shots with my 28mm f3.5 Nikkor lens and Nikon D3100, hand held, with just room light at 1/60 sec. in my den. I lightened each of the shots in Photoshop, then used the Photoshop merge facility to create a 3 shot horizontal pano. I was amazed at how well photoshop merged the three pics seamlessly, fixed the differences in lighting, color and perspective into a a great wide angle shot, with a larger angle of view than the 28mm lens would have created on a FF dslr.
May 22, 2014 03:23:00 #
Bob, that came out pretty good.
As long as you're doing that much work, you might as well straighten it completely!
Good job. ;-)
SS
As long as you're doing that much work, you might as well straighten it completely!
Good job. ;-)
SS
May 22, 2014 03:27:38 #
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May 22, 2014 14:05:58 #
SS,
It's hard to know when to stop fiddling, but I think this version's a bit better in color and perspective.
Thanks for the inspiration. I kept hitting the Photoshop limits with the perspective and lens correction filters.
If anyone wants to improve it, feel free to download it and post it back. Thanks.
Bob
It's hard to know when to stop fiddling, but I think this version's a bit better in color and perspective.
Thanks for the inspiration. I kept hitting the Photoshop limits with the perspective and lens correction filters.
If anyone wants to improve it, feel free to download it and post it back. Thanks.
Bob
SharpShooter wrote:
Bob, that came out pretty good.
As long as you're doing that much work, you might as well straighten it completely!
Good job. ;-)
SS
As long as you're doing that much work, you might as well straighten it completely!
Good job. ;-)
SS
May 22, 2014 14:07:02 #
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