Milan
- Thread starter Tex Schneider
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AlanLichty
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Very nice result.
I am curious why you needed a 7 image stitch for this scene. This image does have good perspective for such a wide view. Also wondering how you processed the stitching to not leave artifacts with the pedestrians.
I am curious why you needed a 7 image stitch for this scene. This image does have good perspective for such a wide view. Also wondering how you processed the stitching to not leave artifacts with the pedestrians.
Very cool work Tex! I like this super dark scene here. I bet @David S will love this processing.
A 7 shot pano, now that's quite the undertaking especially with people in it. Did you have to do some careful cloning and blending with the left quarter where the people are?
I rarely shoot pano's. I do on occasion, but it's pretty rare. So my hat goes off to you on this.
A 7 shot pano, now that's quite the undertaking especially with people in it. Did you have to do some careful cloning and blending with the left quarter where the people are?
I rarely shoot pano's. I do on occasion, but it's pretty rare. So my hat goes off to you on this.
Tex Schneider
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Alan: Maybe I didn't need seven images, but I have learned that with panos, the more overlap you have, the better your chances are of having less issues? Also, the camera was in portrait orientation. For the processing, I let Lightroom do all of the heavy lifting.
Nicely seen and nicely processed. I suspect you had a pretty fast shutter and high ISO for this.
Tex Schneider
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Ben: It was a very high ISO. Many thanks for your kind words.
David S
Well-Known Member
This is really interesting!! Love the bw here.