A few from my European vacation in October
Dec 3, 2017 15:52:43 #
Great to see this section, I have been trying different panos this year and have been having a good bit of fun doing it. I use Lightroom to create the panos, I find LR very easy to use for this and am happy for now and don't think I need different software, I need to improve my picture creation and I am working on that.
The first one is a 3 shot pano camera in the portrait orientation from the top of the Eiffel Tower looking down at the Place du Trocadero, handheld shot, not really happy about the lack of detail in the trees.
The second one is a four shot pano camera in landscape orientation of the rear of the Palace of Versailles, I used a monopod for these shots. I like the curve the creation of the pano does to the bottom of the gardens although it really is a straight line across the bottom and not curved.
The third is of the town and harbour at Gibraltar taken from about halfway down from the top of the "rock". Huge weather at the top and lots of fog, I have dehazed this photo and so far this is as good as I have got it to look. It was six shots with the camera in the portrait orientation.
Comments and constructive criticism always appreciated.
The first one is a 3 shot pano camera in the portrait orientation from the top of the Eiffel Tower looking down at the Place du Trocadero, handheld shot, not really happy about the lack of detail in the trees.
The second one is a four shot pano camera in landscape orientation of the rear of the Palace of Versailles, I used a monopod for these shots. I like the curve the creation of the pano does to the bottom of the gardens although it really is a straight line across the bottom and not curved.
The third is of the town and harbour at Gibraltar taken from about halfway down from the top of the "rock". Huge weather at the top and lots of fog, I have dehazed this photo and so far this is as good as I have got it to look. It was six shots with the camera in the portrait orientation.
Comments and constructive criticism always appreciated.
Dec 3, 2017 16:03:15 #
From the Eiffel tower, Versailles... I do not recognize the harbor thought...
Oh, it was in the description,
Sorry.
Oh, it was in the description,
Sorry.
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