Woody Campbell
Workshop Member
Yesterday's post. M8.2 + 24mm Elmar + B+W 092. 1 sec exposure at f16. Two frames stitched.
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This is an amazing image, Woody. And all the more so as a stitched image, given all the detail. What did you use to put it together?Yesterday's post. M8.2 + 24mm Elmar + B+W 092. 1 sec exposure at f16. Two frames stitched.
Thanks!This is an amazing image, Woody. And all the more so as a stitched image, given all the detail. What did you use to put it together?
(Amazing setting as well... I think I could be lulled to sleep at night by the sound of the water!)
Thanks for the info Woody. Interesting, and useful.Thanks!
On stitching:
I generally keep my Frankenfinder in my pocket to compose. I take each frame twice, checking focus and exposure - a poor shot ruins the series. I stitch in PTGui Pro, AutopanGiga or PS; since my working environment is Lightroom, PS is most convenient but I most frequently use PTGui - I use the other two as backups if PTGui doesn't produce a usable image. I usually hand hold - but in this case I obviously used a tripod, my Leica table top tripod braced against a fence. I don't bother with offsetting to the lens nodal point except for architectural interiors, where a minor shift in point of view can raise havoc. Of course you shoot in manual mode and don't use auto WB - changes in WB or exposure from frame to frame causes serious problems. Shoot beyond the edges of your intended frame - extra image is useful if you true up perspective and you can always crop.
That's all there is to it.
Impressive snowstorm you've had, Reynolds. Thanks for sharing the images, which are beautifully done, btw.Can't drive in it all all, Lloyd. Our neighborhood still hasn't see a plow. But, we walked to church this morning! The front door, interior and a courtyard statue...
An Upper East Side classic (definitely fits into your New York icons series). Beautiful colors. Clear and crisp.Thursday's post. M9 + 35mm pre asph. chron (v 4).
Seriously cute kids.In haste, but these popped up today, both with M9 and 50 'lux
LOL. I say, "that stinks" about stuff I shoot all the time! No vain flattery here... I calls 'em like I sees 'em. (So I guess that's a promise.)Lloyd, you are always so complimentary!! For a beginner like me, it means a lot. Someday, though, you will have to say, "that stinks"...when it does. Promise??
Snow fun. (or 's no fun)Dear Reynolds,
Nicely done; Glebe and Old dominion right? Been to a wedding there. We had 25-30" here in McLean.
Yours truly, "digging" out (better half has the shovel! ) [M9, 50/1.4]
All good shots, Matt, but this one is awesome. Love the colors and bokeh.A couple of random photos from the other day. Thanks for looking. Cheers.
1. M9; 75mm f/2; 1/60s @ f/2.8; +1/3 EV; ISO 160
http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com
Great shot and great stitch, Woody. Would love to see that in color even though I do like the IR.Yesterday's post. M8.2 + 24mm Elmar + B+W 092. 1 sec exposure at f16. Two frames stitched.
Wonderful Bart :clap::clap:
I particularly like the seed heads.
I wish I had the patience to experiment along this route.
all the best
++1. What they both said. Very cool. Cheers.+1 Those are terrific.