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03/11/2008 11:55:24 AM |
| Pretty impressive for a handheld pano. Wish it was a little bigger though so you could see it better.. this size does not do just to panoramic images. |
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03/11/2008 05:12:37 AM |
| well done. this must have taken ages to stitch together. You must be very patient! |
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03/07/2008 03:10:26 AM |
| This is delightful! A worthy panorama because the lines, all the lines, fit the stretch. What this must look like large, with all that up and down across the lake under those obliging clouds. And Lake George! Used to make canoe trips there in spring and fall. |
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03/05/2008 12:37:49 AM |
| Great shot, great view and excellent work on the pan. I'll second what melethia said since she sounds like she knows what she's talking about. Actually I'm keeping notes myself. |
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03/04/2008 10:36:28 PM |
Nicely done for being a handheld, five photo stitch! Lovely scene though I agree with Melethia
about the have and lack of contrast in the shot. Her methods work great and you can also try a adding a bit with a high radius USM such as 40 radius at 15-20% with a 0-1 threshold. |
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03/02/2008 03:16:33 PM |
Originally posted by Melethia:
If you can do handheld this nicely, skip the tripod - too heavy to be lugging around! There looks to have been a bit of haze on the day you took this (isn't there always?) Anyway, before you convert, try duplicating the layer and hitting it with a multiply or soft light blending mode to see if it cuts down on the haze. You may want to leave out the foreground and just do the rest if it gets too dark. Then you can "brighten" a bit, then convert. |
Will try that myself Melethia - thanks for the tip :)
Nice one Jeff, until I read your notes I thought it was a crop of one image. Now you made me look for the joins! looks like 5 portrait shots stitched? I can make out the first join (just) in the sky.
Great spot, it must have been an awesome sight first hand and well worth the trek. |
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03/01/2008 05:17:57 AM |
| If you can do handheld this nicely, skip the tripod - too heavy to be lugging around! There looks to have been a bit of haze on the day you took this (isn't there always?) Anyway, before you convert, try duplicating the layer and hitting it with a multiply or soft light blending mode to see if it cuts down on the haze. You may want to leave out the foreground and just do the rest if it gets too dark. Then you can "brighten" a bit, then convert. |
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02/29/2008 12:09:28 AM |
Note to self: Must go to Upstate NY for beautiful photographs!
Oh, Hi Jeff! Beautiful scene! It looks great in black and white with the muted gray tones as you get closer to the back. That lake goes on forEVER!
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02/24/2008 10:57:51 PM |
| Love the view you captured here. This definately makes a wonderful shot as a panoramic. Sounds like fun carrying a tripod hikng up a moutain. Love the shot! |
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02/24/2008 11:50:17 AM |
| wow, what a beautiful landscape, looks wonderful for handheld. nice capture |
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