My first pano
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Am kind of pleased with my first attempt to stitch multiple photos.
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I'd say it worked out pretty well, love the shot. I can't see where it was stitched. You decided to try your first one with a really tough subject. Cloud and water movement really make this one a challenge.
After closer look, it looks like this was a 3 shot pano. What program did you use? My eyes keep gravitating to the area where the left horizon slopes into the water. Looks like a possible seam, but hard to say though. Cool shot.
I missed an absolutely beautiful sunset over Lake Tahoe last Sunday. Coming back from the Bay area on my motorcycle, I was in a hurry to get down the mountain before total darkness. The skys had gone to a wonderful shade of purple with light, fluffy clouds overhead. Maybe next time. Your shot reminded me of what I missed in the camera, but got with my eyes.
And you should be pleased, it's a wonderful shot well stitched together.
Chris
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No doubt. Nice shot, nice post.
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Thnxs Chris, this was actually 5 shots stitched together with PS CS2's merge option with advanced blending. I had no idea what I was doing and just kind of played around with it a bit, it is fairly easy to use.
Gus
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Looks wonderful
Michal