Panoramics in the Republic of Ireland

Antonio Correia

Awais Yaqub

: loved them but 1st one is blast i loved church photo a lot

Antonio Correia

Obrigado Awais

Skippy

Antonio Correia wrote:

Hi Antonio, these are really nice that first one looks pretty smooth.
Your really good at joining them aren't you.

Tell me something.....do you hand hold or use a tripod when you do Pano's ? Skippy (Australia)

AfterImage

Wow, that first pano is breath-taking.
Very nice work on stitching the frames together, they are totally seamless.

dkoyanagi

Great photos! I really like the first one.

Antonio Correia

Thank you for the comment Dan

marlof

Good pano's, Antonio. Now I know your gallery contains both the pano and the seperate images, but can you say a little more on how you combine them?

Antonio Correia

Skippy wrote:

Hi Antonio, these are really nice that first one looks pretty smooth.
Your really good at joining them aren't you.

Tell me something.....do you hand hold or use a tripod when you do Pano's ? Skippy (Australia)

Skippy and Marlof

I'm sorry I did not anwser you before...:):
I was conducted directly to the second page of the thread.

I have not been using tripod. But I will. :
In the Republic of Ireland or when I go abroad it's something else to carry...
The equipment I own is enought for my back. :
I join the photos using the very good program AutoPanoPro.

The photo of the church in the Republic of Ireland was shot without any care at all.
Look at the isolated images: I took the camera to my face and bang, bang, bang. I tried and it worked.
Look at them: http://antoniocorreia.smugmug.com/gallery/1735736/3

Daniel OConnell's room (Republic of Ireland) was shot handheld and very carefully.
It is not perfect perfect. I had to distort a bit. But it is very good.

The 1.st pano - I like it but I like better shorter ones - was done carefully.
Always the same aperture, speed, legs appart, breath retained, visual horizon...

Regards

Dante

I love Ireland...these are wonderful shots Antonio.

-Dante

Antonio Correia

Dante wrote:

I love Ireland...these are wonderful shots Antonio.

-Dante

Yes the Republic of Ireland is very nice.
And, I suppose, so is North Ireland ... :

boogie

My kind of shooter...handheld. Bravo on the presented photos. Well done.

Antonio Correia

Andrea. Hello.
I do have been seing you around but I was waiting to "get you" in one of my threads, to send you a photo of a portuguese cake made with almonds.
I have been looking for the recepy (no, not prescription, the other word) in english but I could not find it yet.

How about it ? Look:

boogie

Antonio Correia wrote:

Andrea. Hello.
I do have been seing you around but I was waiting to "get you" in one of my threads, to send you a photo of a portuguese cake made with almonds.
I have been looking for the recepy (no, not prescription, the other word) in english but I could not find it yet.

How about it ? Look:

OH YUMMY! Please send the "recipe" when you find it...this looks very rich and gooey (soft and sticky). And I love the flavor and taste of almonds.

Thanks so much Antonio.

boogie

ronphoto

My goodness, what a beautiful image that first one is!
Incredibly wonderful! I can't imagine that shot not being desired by anyone. It has worldwide appeal. Beautiful!
Ron

Antonio Correia

recipe - sometimes I know the sound but not the spell.
Thank you Andrea.
I'll try to get the recipe.


Thank you Ron.

Antonio Correia

I watched the 1.st version of this picture and saw it was not good. Pretty lausy actually.
I have done the home work and it's better.
etc.