Panoramas

[BlasR]

Jack I love the first one.

From Boston 3 images

 

[mjohnston]

Re: the Boston shot - that's near Flour bakery isn't it? I visited for work about a year ago - I loved the cream filled doughnut there. You could almost say it's THE "Boston Cream" doughnut!

Here's my first try at a panorama, shot from my office window in Toronto. I only had my 20mm and the new tower being built is right across the street. I used the panorama technique to form a wide angle image.

One lesson learned - pay close attention to metering when starting the panorama. I started with too much of the sky in the shot, so the image is a bit underexposed overall.

 

[biglouis]

mjohston: great first try. BTW, I incorrectly stated I was using the 45/2.8 for my Panorama but like you I was using the 20/1.7 which is a fantastic lens for such work, given its incredible sharpness stopped down.

LouisB

 

[leuallen]

Mackinaw river at Mackinaw, Il. River is low this year. Last year water would have been over my head from where I was standing.

Larry

45-200 at 72mm f8 ISO 100, 1/100. Six stitches in CS5.

 

[f6cvalkyrie]

This pano I shot this morning with the G1 and a Nikkor 24/2.0
5 vertical shots, stitched with Panorama Factory V5

C U,
Rafael
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[Friedel]

A pano out of two pictures, GF1 and Panaleica 14-150, Andaluz, Spain.
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Karl

 

[f6cvalkyrie]

A pano out of two pictures, GF1 and Panaleica 14-150, Andaluz, Spain.
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Karl

Very nice, Friedel !

 

[biglouis]

A pano out of two pictures, GF1 and Panaleica 14-150, Andaluz, Spain.
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Karl

+1 - like this very much. Shows that you don't need a lot of pictures to create a powerful panorama.

 

[Friedel]

f6cvalkyrie and Biglouis, thank you for your kind words.

Karl

 

[R. Bowman]

Panonoia
Something went wrong !

If it went wrong, it's right in at least one sense: it has an Alice in Wonderland, Through the Looking Glass feel to it. I like it.

 

[simonclivehughes]

Or Hogwarts.

Cheers,

 

[Tesselator]

Here's the Zuiko 35-70mm f/3.6 on a GH1 doing just a little single row x7 of a quiet little suburb on the outskirts of Nagoya, Japan:

This represents about 100 ~ 110 degrees of view and was shot at 35mm, ISO100, 5s shutter, at around f/8.

 

[Tesselator]

Here's a 22-image 197 megapixel scale done with the Nikkor-H 28/3.5 at varius stutter speeds from 1/20s to 1/60s - all hand-held.

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I forget the scaling on this but it's like 6% or 8% or something crazy. No PP other than the scaling and the assembly of course. The assembly was done by AutoPanoGiga and all I did was point the app to the folder that contained the images. Everything else was automagically done for me. Some minutes later it spit out at 16bpp TIF. Oh, I had to crop the black edge trim off.

This probably represents around 140˚ vertical by 85˚ horizontal for the view-angle. What is that, like an 8mm lens or something? Who here know math?

 

[jlever]

Here's a po' man's panorama that I grabbed from two quick handheld shots. Taken in Geneva. G1 with kit lens. Processed in Photoshop CS4.

 

[f6cvalkyrie]

Every year, during our Christmas Market, one local guy sets up a huge Christmas Stable decoration in the Entrance Hall of our City Hall.
He's been working on that setup for 11 years now, adding a few pieces every year.
Going in early, I managed to shoot a (partial) panoramic overview for you.
Couldn't do it completely, the place is too crowded to shoot quietly.

Still, here's a 6 vertical shot stitch from this year's setup.

Shot with G1 and 24/2.0 Nikkor lens, stitched with Panorama Factory V5 in automatic mode.
The program came out with a good stitch at the first trial.

Have a nice evening,
Rafael
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[Leica 77]

Here's the Zuiko 35-70mm f/3.6 on a GH1 doing just a little single row x7 of a quiet little suburb on the outskirts of Nagoya, Japan:

This represents about 100 ~ 110 degrees of view and was shot at 35mm, ISO100, 5s shutter, at around f/8.

Hi Tesselator,
This is a terrific panorama from a wonderful vantage point. I especially like the clear imagery and nice colors! Best regards,

 

[Leica 77]

Every year, during our Christmas Market, one local guy sets up a huge Christmas Stable decoration in the Entrance Hall of our City Hall.
He's been working on that setup for 11 years now, adding a few pieces every year.
Going in early, I managed to shoot a (partial) panoramic overview for you.
Couldn't do it completely, the place is too crowded to shoot quietly.

Still, here's a 6 vertical shot stitch from this year's setup.

Shot with G1 and 24/2.0 Nikkor lens, stitched with Panorama Factory V5 in automatic mode.
The program came out with a good stitch at the first trial.

Have a nice evening,
Rafael
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Hi Rafael,
Season's Greetings to you! It's a beautiful panorama!

 

[Tesselator]

Hi Tesselator,
This is a terrific panorama from a wonderful vantage point. I especially like the clear imagery and nice colors! Best regards,

Thanks Leica! Much appreciated!

 

[f6cvalkyrie]

Here's the pano I shot from my front garden and house, to celebrate the first day of winter in our home village

G1 with 35/2.0 10 vertical shots stitched

Have a nice day,
Rafael
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[greypilgrim]

Two version of the same shot pano from our trip this week to Yosemite. My preference is the B&W version.

Doug