French WWI cemetery in the East of France
Dec 3, 2017 01:38:49 #
Nikon D500 handheld, vertical, 6 captures, PP for level and minor alterations.
The panorama is created with ACR.
I adjust the main image (not necessarily the center) then sync the other captures. ACR processes the captures to a DNG that I open twice in PS CC.
First layer (background) is color
Second layer is B&W, opened as object , blend luminosity, opacity varies. (See my ACR tutorial as to why in another section)
Image is free to use. Please do not edit.
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The panorama is created with ACR.
I adjust the main image (not necessarily the center) then sync the other captures. ACR processes the captures to a DNG that I open twice in PS CC.
First layer (background) is color
Second layer is B&W, opened as object , blend luminosity, opacity varies. (See my ACR tutorial as to why in another section)
Image is free to use. Please do not edit.
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Dec 3, 2017 09:26:37 #
Rongnongno wrote:
Nikon D500 handheld, vertical, 6 captures, PP for ... (show quote)
Ron, That sure demonstrates in an image the why of stitching. Which lens did you use?
Dec 3, 2017 09:34:10 #
Rich1939 wrote:
Ron, That sure demonstrates in an image the why of stitching. Which lens did you use?
18~300 used as 24 ISO 100 F4 S 1/500
It is a recurring problem with me, I use a shalow depth of field when I should not....
Dec 3, 2017 10:05:43 #
Rongnongno wrote:
18~300 used as 24 ISO 100 F4 S 1/500
It is a recurring problem with me, I use a shalow depth of field when I should not....
It is a recurring problem with me, I use a shalow depth of field when I should not....
Still pretty darn good for f4. ( the signs on the right are semi legible)
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