Vertical Pano
Aug 31, 2022 12:09:01 #
Walking back to our boat in Normandy we passed this old church. I really liked the exterior but I could not fit the entire structure in my viewfinder because of the narrow street. I had my back to the wall of the building across the street. I was shooting with a D800 and a 28-300 lens. I shot two shots cutting the church in half and then stitched them to make the vertical shot. I stitched them prior to correcting the perspective.
Aug 31, 2022 12:21:52 #
Aug 31, 2022 12:50:29 #
Nicely done, Tom.
--Bob
--Bob
tomc601 wrote:
Walking back to our boat in Normandy we passed this old church. I really liked the exterior but I could not fit the entire structure in my viewfinder because of the narrow street. I had my back to the wall of the building across the street. I was shooting with a D800 and a 28-300 lens. I shot two shots cutting the church in half and then stitched them to make the vertical shot. I stitched them prior to correcting the perspective.
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Did you try shooting vertically? I have had shots where I couldn't get the whole subject in in the horizontal position so I turned the camera vertical.
Sep 1, 2022 14:48:42 #
marine73 wrote:
Did you try shooting vertically? I have had shots where I couldn't get the whole subject in in the horizontal position so I turned the camera vertical.
Of course. The building fit top to bottom without any headroom or foreground and was a tight squeeze side to side in the vertical position. Not a shot I would have used.
Oct 9, 2023 17:16:13 #
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