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hahaha... thaks Bill, sometimes those details go unnoticed ; )
May 08, 2019,16:15 PM
and in the five segment version the guy was showing up five times ; ) Casey
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A 'stitched' view...
By: cshimokita : May 8th, 2019-14:20
This panorama was originally done in 5 segments, but I reduced this view to three as the original was too long and narrow. The series was done using a monopod, which kept the camera at a uniform height and I used the lamp post and trees to level the indiv...
Thanks drg... here's a b&w
By: cshimokita : May 8th, 2019-16:13
a side by side comparison ... I would like to reshoot the scene using an ND Grad filter to darken the sky. Casey ...
Very cool.
By: InHavenPro : May 8th, 2019-16:35
I actually prefer the color variant for this particular image. I also agree that the sky is too blown-out, upside is that there is little of it visible . Thanks for posting, cheers, Filip
Film is much more forgiving with blown highlights...
By: cshimokita : May 8th, 2019-16:47
With this particular pano, I would have cropped out more sky, but when stitched the ratio was already approaching pencil thin proportions and I wanted to include the top of the lamp post. I could have shot from a lower angle (the camera was about 2 meters...
Indeed :)....
By: InHavenPro : May 8th, 2019-18:27
among the more pop culture examples would have to be this instance from The Dark Knight, expounded on by director Christopher Nolan to the L.A. Times in this manner: 'The scene starts between Gary Oldman [as James Gordon] and Heath with the lights out, an...
Nicely done Casey.
By: fernando : May 8th, 2019-19:14
Very smooth transition, except seeing the person three times gave it away as being stitched. Is that the idea? I should also give it a try sometimes. Thanks for sharing. fernando
Elements 6.0... keep it simple
By: cshimokita : May 9th, 2019-00:20
Elements 6.0 -> file -> new -> Photomerge Panorama The "trick" was using the monopod to steady the x100t and keep all segment photos at the same (consistent) height. plus lots of overlap and minding the vertical alignment using the lamp post and trees. On...
Very Cool
By: Teacher Yang : May 9th, 2019-02:56
Nice one Casey
Stiching
By: Quan : May 9th, 2019-10:28
is always a nice challange especially when cover a wider scene and side way of light. Nice Casey