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Medium Format Pano's
- Thread starter Guy Mancuso
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Finally getting around to processing some of the pano captures I took on our Moab trip in Autopano Pro. The more I use this program, the more I like it. Here is one from Canyon De Chelley early AM. This was 4 frames captured with the 35 AF lens on my Mamiya/Phase outfit in horizontal orientation, all raws processed in C1 *with* 35 AF lens corrections applied, output to 8-bit tiffs. Then assembled in APP, then final tweaks in CS4. Original is about 18k pixels wide total -- I may just have to print this one -- tough to see but there are horses visible near the river on the RH upper arm (look like a white and black dot in this 2400 pixel jpeg), and I of course will crop or edit the sign at the LH side 
. Click on the 1200 pixel version below for a 2400 pixel version. Hope you enjoy it:
Cheers,
. Click on the 1200 pixel version below for a 2400 pixel version. Hope you enjoy it:
Cheers,
D
DougDolde
Guest
Jack, If that's intended to be an endorsement of the Cube, you've succeeded wildly. Or if it's not you've still succeeded wildly.
This is one spectacular image !
This is one spectacular image !
Thank you for the kind words. Yes, the captures were done on the Cube with a simple RRS sliding rail to adjust nodal point.
Cheers,
etrump
Well-known member
Wilson Mesa Pano
P1 645, 55-110mm, P30+, 31,000+ pixels wide, CS4 stitched.
Mesa below Mt Wilson, Western CO.
Here is a 1/4 downsize of original
P1 645, 55-110mm, P30+, 31,000+ pixels wide, CS4 stitched.
Mesa below Mt Wilson, Western CO.
Here is a 1/4 downsize of original
Ditto...
woodyspedden
New member
Jack
Having shot from that location many times i find your image the most satisfying I have yet seen. The ability to do stitched panoramas is doing wonders for these wide vista scenes. Using normal lenses, even very wide ones, does not capture the valley at Canyon de Chelly like this does. It is making me think of many other places I have shot (and failed) and would now like to return and shoot the panoramas.
Super
Woody
Mark_Tuttle
Member
What would be the resulting visual difference if you took more shots with a 55mm rather than less shots with the 35mm?
Mark_Tuttle
Member
Autopano Pro allows only one user on one computer? No loading onto the laptop for the field and the desktop for processing? I'm not keen on paying $145 per computer .....
thanks Woody! Just in the process of working it up to print -- should be very nice!
I installed it on both no problem...
woodyspedden
New member
Me too
Woody
Woody
Mark_Tuttle
Member
Interesting. Perhaps I'm not reading the User Agreement correctly ...
