Lets see your panoramas
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This isn't something I do a lot, these might be all I've done.
Ah, I remembered another one. It's just a local picnic area so it's mostly grass but I liked the sky.
Love that first one.
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Love that first one.
It's Saltburn in Cleveland and shows the cliffs, The Ship Inn and Saltburn Mortuary.
I was very pleased to be lucky with the light that day.
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They are so easy to stitch now in Lightroom I've been doing a few recently.
It's a useful technique to get a bigger file from my A7Siii which is only 12mp for photos (5 or 6 shot vertically here)
Squires Nab near Barmoor by Colin Grice, on Flickr
This was yesterday with Rx100v (three images)
Silage bale panorama by Colin Grice, on Flickr
It's a useful technique to get a bigger file from my A7Siii which is only 12mp for photos (5 or 6 shot vertically here)
Squires Nab near Barmoor by Colin Grice, on FlickrThis was yesterday with Rx100v (three images)
Silage bale panorama by Colin Grice, on Flickr
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A 12 image stitch taken earlier in the year heading towards Elidir Fawr
Snowdon Panoramic by Rory Trappe, on Flickr
Snowdon Panoramic by Rory Trappe, on Flickr
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Bessa R3a, Nokton 40mm f1.4, Sensia 200Asa.
Valencia Bull ring two stitched.
Valencia Bull ring two stitched.
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Lovely- really good
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A "panned motion" panorama (3 frames) ...
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Near Rhayader, last Friday........
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... and a lesson to myself how not to do it. On a whim I tried a pano - not what I usually do but it was a nice expansive view.
Far too many shots and handheld so shots up and down so that after Affinity had done its magic I had to crop huge chunks off top and bottom.
Still I like the idea of panos and will try again. I actually repeated this with my phone but the whole thing looked oversharp and the colours were naff.
It was with a Nikon 1 V2 and the 10-100 at 18mm - EFL 50mm. f5.6 / iso 160 and 1/500 - no idea why - must have been doing something else just before.
subject is a view from a caravan site in N Wales.
Far too many shots and handheld so shots up and down so that after Affinity had done its magic I had to crop huge chunks off top and bottom.
Still I like the idea of panos and will try again. I actually repeated this with my phone but the whole thing looked oversharp and the colours were naff.
It was with a Nikon 1 V2 and the 10-100 at 18mm - EFL 50mm. f5.6 / iso 160 and 1/500 - no idea why - must have been doing something else just before.
subject is a view from a caravan site in N Wales.
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Peters stone, Peak district. Cropped down a little from the original 11 shot pano.
Peters stone pano by Anton Ertl, on Flickr
Peters stone pano by Anton Ertl, on Flickr
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One from earlier this week on Dartmoor, 6 shot stitch Fuji X-T2 16-55 f2.8.
You can see the full story of this walk in my blog. https://www.ephotozine.com/user/topsyrm-149719/blog
You can see the full story of this walk in my blog. https://www.ephotozine.com/user/topsyrm-149719/blog
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Not showing here for some reason Toni, had to click the link to Flickr. Worth the effortPeters stone, Peak district. Cropped down a little from the original 11 shot pano.
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Me too, worth the extra click though great shot @jakebluNot showing here for some reason Toni, had to click the link to Flickr. Worth the effort
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Not showing here for some reason Toni, had to click the link to Flickr. Worth the effort
Thanks Steve. I'm not sure why, but I've noticed some other images from that account not showing up elsewhere, though I don't know why.
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That has all the makings of an excellent pan, but I would like to see more of the valley, so more foreground would work for me.
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Yes, that would have been better - multiple rows would have been needed.
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Taken handheld a few years ago from a hotel balcony. I'd just woken up and there wasn't time to mess around with tripods or even get dressed properly!
11 vertical shots with an X-T10 and the 10-24 zoom at about 18mm. I've printed it at a decent size but it would go a lot bigger.
View: https://www.flickr.com/photos/davidhallett/44857489954/in/album-72157697013336770/
11 vertical shots with an X-T10 and the 10-24 zoom at about 18mm. I've printed it at a decent size but it would go a lot bigger.
View: https://www.flickr.com/photos/davidhallett/44857489954/in/album-72157697013336770/
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Stalldown Barrow, Piles Copse and Sharp Tor on South Dartmoor, Fuji X-T2 8 shot stitch.
It's from last week's photowalk for my blog over on ePHOTOzine, https://www.ephotozine.com/user/topsyrm-149719/blog where you can see the full story.
It's from last week's photowalk for my blog over on ePHOTOzine, https://www.ephotozine.com/user/topsyrm-149719/blog where you can see the full story.
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