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Yesterday while exploring Quebec rural road, the saint-Denis/Saint Sylvestre bridge. Circa 1927. This a a panoramic shot of two vertical shots.

Yess you're right, they cut it off... Well the lens is pretty much soft at 2.8 and look nice at F8. Tonite if weather permit I'm going to shoot stars.

Got a new Viltrox 20mm today. 3 shots put together

Three shot panoramic view.

Thanks, practice makes perfect. Tonight more clear night, more pictures to come

Three vertical

Thank you all for your advices. Yesterday was a beautiful clear night so I resumed my testing. This time I used my 50mm F1.8 so shoot at F1.8. Then I told myself let's try vertical panoramic. You can see on both sides the "fill" genereated by photoshop but Im wondering why the dark line in the...

No tripod, but a good strap lol

Sorry if I'm late, picture taken today over the Montmorency waterfall in Quebec. No drone, just from a bridge. Look closely you can see the people at the bottom

Ow thanks for the input, As sson as the weather clear out I'll get back on it. I'm not ready to buy other stuff yet, but 'ill keep your offer in mind. PS by the way the 3 pictures were taken about the same time.

I wanted to take some stars pictures here in my area. The sky is very dark and we can see the milky way. My results are not what I expected but i'm learning. I used my 24-120 at 24 F4. For my exposure duration I used the 500 rule, 500/24= about 20 sec. I started at ISO 800 and move up to 5000...

Wow ! Magnifique...

Sunrise over the ranch...

No sorry I had only my 24-120

It is one of my favorite location. I did many shoots there. Here's a pano without model

BTS shot !

Normand and I tried something new last week-end. Panoramic shots in a dry waterfall bed that include a model. To make things a little bit harder we light the model with a portable flash in a softbox. Then I took between 5 and 9 shots with the Z8 and use Photoshop to assembly it. We got 135Mo...

In the ranch where I live...

wow magnifique !