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Published: 2009-01-16 16:41:28 +0000 UTC; Views: 2253; Favourites: 94; Downloads: 0
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Eastbourne Bandstand.HDR panoramic. 11 image stitch in one row. 3 exp per photo. 33 total.
Bendy
Camera is panasonic fz50
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wow, NICELY done! The light is beautiful, and the panorama looks wicked. Awesome work
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thanks very much!
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Thankyou so much!
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Thanks mate
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No problem!
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It's been said, but have to repeat it - wow!
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Hahha thanks very much!
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Congratulations Michael,extraordinary work.
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Thankyou very much!
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That's great! How did you get it to look so real and not so artsy and fake? What were your f stops? or however you did it.
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Errr i dunno, lol, i used about F9 i imagine. The HDR just brings the colours out nicely
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Outstanding work. I am curious, do you use Photoshop to do your stitching? I also do not have a wide angle!
And also do you create the HDR before you stitch them? I'm not sure how you would do it after, but just wondering.
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I wrote a tutorial not long ago about my process. [link] It should point you in the right direction. Thanks for the comment and goodluck. If you have any questions about the tutorial feel free to ask, im happy to help
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Great thanks man. I will check it out. Hey, my fiancee is from London, Do you support a football club?
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Nah, football isnt really my thing. who does your fiancee support?
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I have always been a Man United supporter. Good thing because her brother would not let me in his family if I supported anyone else!
I saw your tutorial, very nice.
I used PS3 to stitch some photos together last night. They came out really well. [link]
I know you use a different program for this but I had a problem stitching vertical pictures together, not a vertical pano, but vertical shots put together side by side. Any input?
And when you do multiple rows do you stitch the top row, then the bottom row, and then stitch them together. Do you have to turn them side ways to do it or does your program handle vertical as well as horizontal?
Sorry about all the questions. Just very interested in this process.
Thanks
Also, My fiancee loved your gallery!
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Sorry for the late reply.
My sister supports man u too! Its funny how people can really allow football to be such a big thing in there life. Saying that im no better with photography
PTgui the stitching program i use doesnt have any trouble stitching portrait images, maybe try taking the images a bit closer together.... PTGui also allows you to stitch in all directions, you can pretty much wave a camera around pressing the button and it will work a way to stitch them lol. I guess just trying different process' till you find the one you like.
Hope thats some use.. and say thanks to your fiancee. Glad she likes
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Thanks, I will try it out.
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Thankyou so much!
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this picture has been featured in my journal here: [link]
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Thankyou so much!
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one thing i can't figure ut about your phtograhy is how you manage to get so many shots of a place that looks like it should be crowded without any people in the final imageβ¦very puzzling
awesome work
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A lot of the time i squeeze my shooting to my lunch time's during the working week so people arnt around as much. Also shooting pano you can just wait until people walk past before taking the next shot..
Thankyou
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haha thanks
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Oh, like wow. I almost feel of my chair when I saw this photo, it's amazing. I never can get out of amazement of how woderful is panoramic photography.
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Thankyou so much, I love pano to (you may have guessed) i rarely take one image, i like to squeeze in as much as i can!
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Wow, this is amazing! Where is this? I wish I could be there
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Eastbourne, East Sussex. South east of the uk. (my home town). It looks nicer in the photo than real life
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Oh, Ok. I saw Eastbourne in the description and thought it might be the UK, but wasn't sure. And if this place looks nicer in the photo, then you're amazing! I usually don't do justice to the locations I shoot
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This is a winner fo sho! You should try much more of this kind of landscape
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Thanks buddy, i will try
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