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Oct 2, 2019 19:31:41   #
PAR4DCR Loc: A Sunny Place
 
Fantastic image Cany. Thanks for the details on how it was done.

Don

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Oct 2, 2019 20:24:25   #
James Van Ells
 
Beautiful Jim. Print on metal and have to enjoy for years to come.

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Oct 2, 2019 22:45:14   #
lschiz Loc: Elgin, IL
 
Wow absolutly stunning!
Excellent work on camera and in post.
And yes I am also a happy and satified LR, PS CC subcriber.
Hatted buying those expensive programs then going years w/o updates.
Now the latest and best always at hand.
I need to try a field of verticals. I do 3-4 horz and memory becomes an issue.
Any idea the size of your final RAW cropped image?
Probly a bazillion meg.
Beautiful, Thanks

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Oct 3, 2019 00:09:17   #
Sam9987
 
I see what you have done here. Very Nice Job!!!! Leaves me breathless, thanks for sharing

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Oct 3, 2019 11:49:57   #
hiker60 Loc: Northern Idaho
 
Again rich colors, sharp, clear landscape. Great work!

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Oct 4, 2019 12:21:43   #
Cany143 Loc: SE Utah
 
lschiz wrote:
Wow absolutly stunning!
Excellent work on camera and in post.
And yes I am also a happy and satified LR, PS CC subcriber.
Hatted buying those expensive programs then going years w/o updates.
Now the latest and best always at hand.
I need to try a field of verticals. I do 3-4 horz and memory becomes an issue.
Any idea the size of your final RAW cropped image?
Probly a bazillion meg.
Beautiful, Thanks


The post-cropped (7897 x 4118 pixels) DNG compilation isn't particularly large; its 186.1Mb. Pre-cropped (8119 x 4540 px) version probably ran around 200Mb. Size-wise, any reasonable computer should be able to handle a file of this size without problem. (My 'image' computer is relatively beefy, and I've done panos that exceed 2Gb. DNG production of images that large take a minute or two more of computer time, but they get done without problem.)

When shooting these things (which I do a lot), I generally over-shoot left/right (or up/down if doing a vertical pano) slightly to make sure the composition I want will fully 'be there.'

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