Panaramic View

Thank you Jazmine and Takem02 for your lovely comments
TM02 You can lose a lot of height when you crop to level the image out,I usually take 5 to 7 shots and then stitch them together,but the method I use is to turn my camera sideways
so that they are in a portrait mode and not landscape mode

---Portrait------------------Landscape
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Panoramics make a scene look great :gnthb:

Steve, you weren't going up Blencathra, were you????? s00k

Or was that from Lonscale or Underskiddaw?

 

Oh well!:o Latrigg is just in front of Lonscale so I wasn't too far out .

That can be a nasty spot when the wind is up and it comes blasting through the valley or over the mountain but, as it gives a brilliant view of the B. Fells, I shall remember that angle for when the conditions are right. Thanks :thumb:

 

Chattenden

 

Thanks Steve and Penny your comments are appreciated

 

Absoluetly lovely, woo :gnthb:

do you use a filter to get the clouds looking so good?

 

Thank you Shiney :thmb: no filters,that's how it comes out of the camera,I am testing a Nikon out,but I think the colours are to harsh for me that is,I really prefer the Cannons more natural colours ,but that is only my humble opinion,Horses for courses

 

Hi woo,

Well, the clouds certainly stand out :thumb:

I also preferred the colours that my Canon gave to the Panasonic that I am using now:( although the Panasonic is quite good.

 

Hi Steve thank you,Yes I use Windows Live Photo gallery,I,ve tried all combinations ie Fine,vivid,standard ect,I have Photoshop CS4 but prefer to use Images as they are if I can