Panoramic Views

May I ask Woo, where they were taken. They are well done,for the life of me I cant see the stitching:wink: 02

 

Brilliant Woo.:gnthb:

 

You have the sun just right in those pictures woo.
It must have been behind you.

 

"They are superb Woo, is it three sperate photos stitched together with a software program? You must have a very good tripod to get that effect."

John: My camera has a "panoramic" mode - it basically holds shutter speed / aperture for follow-on shots so that exposure is consistent, and arranges the group of photos in a separate folder when they are downloaded to make it easier to re-combine them. Plus software that automatically works out where the "join" should be, and feathers the join so that it is very hard / impossible to detect (depends how close the subject is, and how great/small the overlap between adjacent pictures)

My previous camera had that, alone, and I used to make adjacent pictures with about 50% overlap:

Click, holding camera still, check viewfinder for a landmark near the mid point, pan so that mid-point is now at left-of-field. Repeat!

My current camera has the setting above, but also shows 50% of the previous shot and the other half of the picture is through-the-lens - so I can line up a panoramic shot much more accurately.

Either way, it helps to make two passes - first high-ish, second low-ish - to make sure the area is fully covered and that there is enough "surround" to then crop the bit that you want.

 

they look great woo, superb so you need the software to make them panoramic like that or will it be on my kodak camera never noticed that mode

 

:gnthb: WoW :gnthb:

 

Gorgeous Woo, you are good!

 

Very good indeed Woo. Did you take those in portrait format?