Valley Pano
AndMan
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Got out the other evening to a local "forest" to shoot wildflowers and as an exercise I decided to take a pano of the adjacent valley.
The White carving on the far slope is a lion & is just below Whipsnade Safari park.
The pano is cropped slightly from the original to resolve curvature issues.
It is made up of 116 landscape frames shot at 400mm & covers 90 degrees.
To stitch it I had to convert the RAW files to jpg using one lot of settings per layer (to guarantee colour & lighting consistency) and stitch using PTGui.
I then imported it to elements for the final tweaks & crop.
If my version of PTGui allowed me do it the fullres version (no loss of detail) would be 76,000 x 10,000 pixels. This version is c23,000 x 2,100.
C&C always appreciated.
Please click here to see the original version (c9MB).
The White carving on the far slope is a lion & is just below Whipsnade Safari park.
The pano is cropped slightly from the original to resolve curvature issues.
It is made up of 116 landscape frames shot at 400mm & covers 90 degrees.
To stitch it I had to convert the RAW files to jpg using one lot of settings per layer (to guarantee colour & lighting consistency) and stitch using PTGui.
I then imported it to elements for the final tweaks & crop.
If my version of PTGui allowed me do it the fullres version (no loss of detail) would be 76,000 x 10,000 pixels. This version is c23,000 x 2,100.
C&C always appreciated.
Please click here to see the original version (c9MB).
Peter
www.andmanphotography.com
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"Landscape photography is the supreme test of the photographer - and often the supreme disappointment." Ansel Adams
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