Anybody else shoot Panoramas? (Hopefully ongoing thread)
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Nov 10, 2011 15:33:40 #
Hey Jerry welcome back. Wondered where you'd gone to..thought maybe you fell off the Front Range or something.
Nov 10, 2011 15:34:28 #
Jerm,
How did you get your panos to display so large?
I tried clicking the 'save original' box and it made no difference.
Please share your posting technique,
Eric
How did you get your panos to display so large?
I tried clicking the 'save original' box and it made no difference.
Please share your posting technique,
Eric
Nov 10, 2011 15:38:01 #
EricLPT wrote:
Jerm,
How did you get your panos to display so large?
I tried clicking the 'save original' box and it made no difference.
Please share your posting technique,
Eric
How did you get your panos to display so large?
I tried clicking the 'save original' box and it made no difference.
Please share your posting technique,
Eric
Hit "Quote Reply" on my post and you will see... I didn't upload to this forum, I linked the photos from my website. ;)
Nov 10, 2011 15:39:34 #
JimH wrote:
Hey Jerry welcome back. Wondered where you'd gone to..thought maybe you fell off the Front Range or something.
LOL... I've been pretty busy lately.
Nov 10, 2011 16:19:14 #
Haven't tried a panorama yet. I always figured I needed a special lens. I see now that photoshop has photomerge, just another unused feature so I guess it's time to get out and try it.
Nov 12, 2011 15:20:24 #
jerm wrote:
Here are a couple new ones, comments welcome. :)
1.
http://mycoloradophotos.com/images/hosted/IMG_0983_1200.jpg
2.
http://mycoloradophotos.com/images/hosted/HDR_Panorama1_1236.jpg
3.
http://mycoloradophotos.com/images/hosted/HDR_Panorama1_1233.jpg
1.
http://mycoloradophotos.com/images/hosted/IMG_0983_1200.jpg
2.
http://mycoloradophotos.com/images/hosted/HDR_Panorama1_1236.jpg
3.
http://mycoloradophotos.com/images/hosted/HDR_Panorama1_1233.jpg
Beautiful work germ, I love the colors and detail I feel like i'm right on the hillside with you
Nov 12, 2011 18:35:11 #
jerm wrote:
Hit "Quote Reply" on my post and you will see... I didn't upload to this forum, I linked the photos from my website. ;)
EricLPT wrote:
Jerm,
How did you get your panos to display so large?
I tried clicking the 'save original' box and it made no difference.
Please share your posting technique,
Eric
How did you get your panos to display so large?
I tried clicking the 'save original' box and it made no difference.
Please share your posting technique,
Eric
Hit "Quote Reply" on my post and you will see... I didn't upload to this forum, I linked the photos from my website. ;)
Jerm,
OK I did that but what size (pixel width) did you save your linked photos? I've tried linking photos before and they didn't show at all.
Maybe I need professional help?
Eric
Look down two posts, I finally figured it out!
Nov 12, 2011 18:36:12 #
photogrl57 wrote:
Haven't tried a panorama yet. I always figured I needed a special lens. I see now that photoshop has photomerge, just another unused feature so I guess it's time to get out and try it.
Check out Autostitch at autostitch.net, it is what I use and it is free.
Eric
Nov 12, 2011 18:38:47 #
Let's try this:
Well that didn't work, let's try this:
http://i457.photobucket.com/albums/qq294/EricLPT/Panorama%20Madness/panoe.jpg
Ahhh, there we go...
Eric
Well that didn't work, let's try this:
http://i457.photobucket.com/albums/qq294/EricLPT/Panorama%20Madness/panoe.jpg
Ahhh, there we go...
Eric
Nov 13, 2011 01:10:05 #
I took these today..... First one is a 3 photo stich, and the second one is a 5 photo stich.
You have to download them to see the full size. Second one was from about 6500 feet. The original on the second one was about 115" long....;0)
Mike
You have to download them to see the full size. Second one was from about 6500 feet. The original on the second one was about 115" long....;0)
Mike
Valley View
Nov 13, 2011 01:52:31 #
dcsaint
Loc: Pottstown, PA
I found a much more useful method for marking the beginning and ending of the panorama set - turn-off the auto focus and cover the front of the lens to make a completely black frame showing the start and the end of the panorama set.
This way you can locate them when you look at the thumbnails in both Windows Explorer or the Organizer of most photo editing programs.
My camera allows me to create additional Folders on my Memory Card - so I make one called "PANO" for Panoramas and I make another called "HDR" for storing them separately from the normal shots I take.
This way you can locate them when you look at the thumbnails in both Windows Explorer or the Organizer of most photo editing programs.
My camera allows me to create additional Folders on my Memory Card - so I make one called "PANO" for Panoramas and I make another called "HDR" for storing them separately from the normal shots I take.
Nov 13, 2011 12:35:23 #
renomike I loved the 2nd one excellent foreground middleground and distant it relly kept my interest. Thanks for the view
Nov 13, 2011 15:17:11 #
renomike wrote:
I took these today..... First one is a 3 photo stich, and the second one is a 5 photo stich.
You have to download them to see the full size. Second one was from about 6500 feet. The original on the second one was about 115" long....;0)
Mike
You have to download them to see the full size. Second one was from about 6500 feet. The original on the second one was about 115" long....;0)
Mike
Very beautiful. I love mountain panos.
Nov 13, 2011 15:58:35 #
Quote:
renomike I loved the 2nd one excellent foreground middleground and distant it relly kept my interest. Thanks for the view
[quote=Perry][Very beautiful. I love mountain panos.[/quote]
Thank You both.... They are fun to do.
Mike
Nov 13, 2011 16:38:54 #
Here is one my wife Jan took, a two stich Pano..... Taken with a Sony Cyber Shot P&S, 14mp.
Mike
Mike
Foothills Valley View, By Jan
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