Anybody else shoot Panoramas? (Hopefully ongoing thread)
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Oct 19, 2011 16:56:52 #
renomike wrote:
Hi Eric... Here's three I did at a house for sale in San Diego last year. The back of the house, and the view looking north out the back. The originals of the rear view were 48" x 11", so I reduced them to 24" for the forum. You can download them, and zoom away....;0) Really clear.
Hi Eric... Here's three I did at a house for sale in San Diego last year. The back of the house, and the view looking north out the back. The originals of the rear view were 48" x 11", so I reduced them to 24" for the forum. You can download them, and zoom away....;0) Really clear.
Mike,
San Diego is a beautiful place with nice views; did the house sell?
Eric
Suzanne, I just went and looked at the vines and they have five leaves not three, so they are VA Creeper.
Eric
Oct 19, 2011 17:25:14 #
EricLPT wrote:
quote=suzanne I love the first one Eric! It is s... (show quote)
Well, whatever it is, it is pretty. I love your shots. My husband and I went to Park City last weekend and I took some shots. I have been too busy with shoots to even look at them. I downloaded and forgot about them. I am sure mine won't be as pretty as yours...the colors in our canyons are somewhat dull this year.
Oct 19, 2011 17:41:46 #
Suzanne,
Where is Park City? Is that in UT?
Post your colors anyway, it is about sharing what you capture more than whose is the prettiest.
Eric
Where is Park City? Is that in UT?
Post your colors anyway, it is about sharing what you capture more than whose is the prettiest.
Eric
Oct 19, 2011 17:55:55 #
Rachel wrote:
quote=EricLPT Rachel, br br That glacier looks f... (show quote)
I can't belive I forgot to try and take a pano today. I was out shooting pictures of the tree graveyard, and it would have been a prefect pano.
Here is a picture (not pano) of the trees. I'll try and get them this weekend.
Oct 19, 2011 19:08:10 #
Rachel,
Looking forward to your panos, be sure and review the tips in the very first post.
Eric
Looking forward to your panos, be sure and review the tips in the very first post.
Eric
Oct 19, 2011 20:08:06 #
[quote=EricLPT]San Diego is a beautiful place with nice views; did the house sell?
Yeah...In less than a week. I lived there for about 38 years, before moving to Reno. I love San Diego, but it just got to busy for my wife and I. I still have a daughter and grandkids that live there. The wife and I were thinking about going back, but the economy went to h**l, so I guess that'd never gonna happen. Time will tell I guess.
Yeah...In less than a week. I lived there for about 38 years, before moving to Reno. I love San Diego, but it just got to busy for my wife and I. I still have a daughter and grandkids that live there. The wife and I were thinking about going back, but the economy went to h**l, so I guess that'd never gonna happen. Time will tell I guess.
Oct 21, 2011 12:07:23 #
EricLPT wrote:
I would like to open a thread and invite people to experiment with and post their results from shooting panoramas here. Eric
I thought some of you pano fans might enjoy seeing and old one from my collection. The second one was done down at the end of my block.
Rex Smith Plane, Flown by Antony Jannus, 1911
Reno, Nevada
Oct 21, 2011 16:52:23 #
Here is a couple of pano's I did of Tacoma last week. Consisted of nine photos stitch using Photoshop. Camera was Canon 5D with a Canon 70-200 lens. The resulting file was 225 MB's. These have been reduced of course.
Tacoma, Washington
Tacoma, Washington
Oct 21, 2011 17:38:55 #
renomike wrote:
I thought some of you pano fans might enjoy seeing and old one from my collection. The second one was done down at the end of my block.
EricLPT wrote:
I would like to open a thread and invite people to experiment with and post their results from shooting panoramas here. Eric
I thought some of you pano fans might enjoy seeing and old one from my collection. The second one was done down at the end of my block.
They both are real nice. Love the antique plane picture. I love historical pictures and movies.
Oct 21, 2011 17:39:47 #
wingincamera wrote:
Here is a couple of pano's I did of Tacoma last week. Consisted of nine photos stitch using Photoshop. Camera was Canon 5D with a Canon 70-200 lens. The resulting file was 225 MB's. These have been reduced of course.
Very nicely done.
Oct 21, 2011 19:00:30 #
Perry wrote:
They both are real nice. Love the antique plane picture. I love historical pictures and movies.
I love old pictures too, and have been collecting them for over 20 years. I have close to 20,000 in digital form in my collection right now.
Oct 21, 2011 19:10:53 #
wingincamera wrote:
Here is a couple of pano's I did of Tacoma last week. Consisted of nine photos stitch using Photoshop. Camera was Canon 5D with a Canon 70-200 lens. The resulting file was 225 MB's. These have been reduced of course.
There have been so many great shots on this thread, I can't wait to post one.
I'm Not going to get to go to my camp this weekend, but maybe I'll get a pano with my little Nikon S8000 P&S, it has a pano mode on it and a 10x zoom not to mention it's 14mp. Great P&S shame they stop making it.
Now back to the subject, I'll be at the Saints game Sunday night (ya'll watch now). So I'm going to try and do the inside of the, uh um "The new Mercedes Benz Superdome" now that's a sponser for a stadium. So lets see if the people inside look as good as the car in my pano. :D
Oct 21, 2011 23:13:13 #
renomike wrote:
I love old pictures too, and have been collecting them for over 20 years. I have close to 20,000 in digital form in my collection right now.
Perry wrote:
They both are real nice. Love the antique plane picture. I love historical pictures and movies.
I love old pictures too, and have been collecting them for over 20 years. I have close to 20,000 in digital form in my collection right now.
Here is my contribution
My favorite fishing spot
Unusual blue water, this is the actual color.
Oct 21, 2011 23:28:54 #
Perry wrote:
Here is my contribution
Perry..Great shots...I really like them. The one I did down the block was just for practice.
Oct 22, 2011 00:18:17 #
EricLPT wrote:
Here's a few of mine to start out.Eric
Here are a few more old ones that I've collected. I hope you enjoy them.
The gravel train was folded in half at some time in it's life, and left about and 1/8 of an inch with no picture. Took me a couple of hours to fix it. The original of San Diego was over 45" in length, had to reduce it for the forum
Gravel Train, Manchester, Iowa, ca 1915
Tahoe Inn, Lake Tahoe, 1908
San Diego, Ca, 1915
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