Pano's

[DivotDan]

I started stitching together some panoramas. These were just shot handheld with manual exposure. No fancy pano heads or anything. I really had no idea how they would turn out. I was pleased with these as my first attempts. I'm not sure I know the finer points of how to make one of these really successful. I just kinda shoot and let the software do the work. I would guess that with manual processing they could be "perfect", but God only knows how long that would take to do w/out software.

 

[ilauzirika]

Great! where've you been? I've seen lots of asian looking photos from you lately.

Here is a Pano i did this summer while I was in venice on holidays.
about 6-9 photos (I can't remember now).

 

[DivotDan]

Thanks! The first two are from Ireland, the 3rd is from Cebu, and the 4th is from Bohol.

I would love to go to Venice. That's an awesome photo.

 

[Andrew Brinkhaus]

Here's one I actually took this evening. Love the view up there.

 

[strancali]

wow Andrew, very nice!

 

[Andrew Brinkhaus]

Thanks! Here's another. HDR + PANO from the Hollywood sign to downtown.

 

[alwayslearning]

From Newport Kentucky this afternoon looking across the Ohio River to downtown Cincinnati.

Larry

 

[ilauzirika]

Thanks! Here's another. HDR + PANO from the Hollywood sign to downtown.

Nice! Love that reddish sky!

 

[Adam J McKay]

Here is the first Panorama I have ever done. Shot using a sigma 10-20mm at 10mm with 4 or 5 exposures handheld on a lake. Its pretty much a 180 degree view.

 

[BamaRose]

Here is a site that contains some really nice panoramas by Muril Robertson. www.murilrobertson.com

 

[WaveRiderXIX]

With my Nikon D700.

Superstition Lake
- Superstition Mountain, Arizona

Puka Beach
- Boracay, Philippines

 

[DivotDan]

Nice!