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The All New More and More Fun With Digital M Images

Woody Campbell

Woody Campbell

Workshop Member
Post from Monday April 26. Not another pretty spring day. I think it's the strongest of this series, but at least one visitor to my blog who used the star rating didn't like it. M9 + 28mm cron.

 
Woody Campbell

Woody Campbell

Workshop Member
eleanorbrown said:
Wow! Woody I'm impressed with your stitch. did you do this on a tripod or handheld? Eleanor
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Handheld. With a little bit of practice you can be perfect every time, as long as you avoid foreground background situations where you really do need to be on a tripod to rotate on the lens's nodal point.

In print I've demonstrated to tough, skeptical judges that a 3 frame M9 stitch is very hard to tell from a 39 meg MF file.

The trick handheld is to guide the edge of the frame or the edge of the focus spot along a line, and use the center spot, to judge a little less than 50% overlap. Distinctly stop moving for each exposure. Manual exposure for the brightest of the frames. Take in more than you need because the stitched image will have ragged edges and will need to be cropped.
 
ashwinrao1

ashwinrao1

Active member
Sorry to be away from you all for a while. It's been a busy time at work and with travels. ALong the way, I have missed and tried to catch up with so much beautiful work. Rayyan's images of "Shangri La" along with the accompanying poetic voice...astounding. Thrice's seascapes. Steve's usual brilliance, and Matt's unique visition of the Northwest, my own home, Woody's magnificent New York scenes, Jeff's seas of flowers, Eleanor's amazing urban scapes, so many more. I simply can't comment on all, but it's been a beautiful time here at the forum....spring's here, with summer on its way...

I also have been shooting and loving the X1 extensively, but just went back to a bunch of M9 shots....
 
Peter Klein

Peter Klein

New member
Ashwin: Looks like somebody went to Venice when the tides were a bit high. :)
Thanks for taking us along. Love especially the B&W's with their suitably vintage look.
--Peter
 
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YamasDigital

New member
In the middle of urban Honolulu sits a restaurant opened on July 4, 1944 called the Willows Restaurant.

Not sure if this is a willow tree, but it was in the middle of the dining area and seemed worth taking



Another look from the entrance


Thanks for peeking.
 
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