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GrahamWelland

GrahamWelland

Subscriber & Workshop Member
Portland Head Lighthouse

Reprocess of file in C1 Pro v10. This is from 2013 CI workshop to Acadia with Ed Cooley - by a process of attrition, only Ed and I were left by this morning!

Alpa 12STC, IQ260, SK72, 2s ISO 100 f/11
4 image stitch, ~12mm fall.

 
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vjbelle

Well-known member
GrahamWelland said:
Portland Head Lighthouse

Reprocess of file in C1 Pro v10. This is from 2013 CI workshop to Acadia with Ed Cooley - by a process of attrition, only Ed and I were left by this morning!

Alpa 12STC, IQ260, SK72, 2s ISO 100 f/11
4 image stitch, ~12mm fall.
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Great to see examples from the Schneider 72mm. Easily one of my favorite lenses - very, very sharp and a versatile focal length. Hope you still own it..... I wish the 3100 allowed focal length input.....

Victor
 
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Smoothjazz

Active member
Graham,
Just curious-

Any problems with stitching an image when you have moving water in the image?

Thanks for your input.

John

GrahamWelland said:
Portland Head Lighthouse

Reprocess of file in C1 Pro v10. This is from 2013 CI workshop to Acadia with Ed Cooley - by a process of attrition, only Ed and I were left by this morning!

Alpa 12STC, IQ260, SK72, 2s ISO 100 f/11
4 image stitch, ~12mm fall.

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GrahamWelland

GrahamWelland

Subscriber & Workshop Member
Smoothjazz said:
Graham,
Just curious-

Any problems with stitching an image when you have moving water in the image?

Thanks for your input.

John
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I use Autopano Giga for my images. I initially tried using the scripting out of C1 Pro into Photoshop CC and it made a horrible mess of it. Autopano just worked and I didn't need to use the internal stitching editor tools - just recognize and stitch/blend into a single Photoshop file. It was a 800MB PSD file! (original is 18209 x 7200 resolution btw)

Possibly could have been more difficult with a shorter exposure and more water texture but I didn't notice any issues with this set of images.
 
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HiggsSinglet

New member
GrahamWelland said:
I use Autopano Giga for my images. I initially tried using the scripting out of C1 Pro into Photoshop CC and it made a horrible mess of it. Autopano just worked and I didn't need to use the internal stitching editor tools - just recognize and stitch/blend into a single Photoshop file. It was a 800MB PSD file! (original is 18209 x 7200 resolution btw)

Possibly could have been more difficult with a shorter exposure and more water texture but I didn't notice any issues with this set of images.
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I use Autopano Pro with scripts for stitching Aerial 360 pano, from time to time, I do run into issues with the ocean and the sky.
 
f6cvalkyrie

f6cvalkyrie

Well-known member
Very nice find, Graham, thanks for sharing :clap::thumbup:
I'm currently uploading some panoramic files from my E-M1 ... Looks good ...

C U,
Rafael
 
cunim

cunim

Well-known member
It's 16' C out there. Convertible weather for Canadians.

Rodie 135, IQ180, Monolith. Using my new "Platypod" to get low.

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GrahamWelland

GrahamWelland

Subscriber & Workshop Member
cunim said:
It's 16' C out there. Convertible weather for Canadians.

Rodie 135, IQ180, Monolith. Using my new "Platypod" to get low.
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Well, it was but I'm in Markham this week and today ... 2C and misty and ugly again. Glad I'm going home tomorrow to the Pacific North Wet. :shocked:
 
cunim

cunim

Well-known member
GrahamWelland said:
Well, it was but I'm in Markham this week and today ... 2C and misty and ugly again. Glad I'm going home tomorrow to the Pacific North Wet. :shocked:
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Got to admit, that is beautiful country. So lovely that one day an army of attack beavers will cross the border and take it for the queen.
 
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TimG

Member
Been struggling with rubbish weather recently, either 100% clouded out and rained on, or no clouds at all and everything is a bit bland, still fun finding big fossils to use as foregrounds though :)

WRS-5000 IQ260 Rodenstock 32

 
dchew

dchew

Well-known member
Yesterday's 2"/hr blizzard. 60xl two-image stitch.

I don't know if I'm crazy, but I don't share the concern others have over technical cameras in bad weather. Over in the X1D thread Howard, probably rightfully so, questioned how a technical camera would hold up in Iceland with pouring rain, snow, etc. I spent a week there last Feb with no issues and the weather was anything but sunny. Sure cover the Copal shutter. But except for the DB there's no electronics. I take the same reasonable care I did with my old bombproof Canon 1n. And now with ES I don't even have to fumble around setting the shutter speed.

On second thought, maybe I'm not crazy. Maybe just...
Forest Gump :loco:

 
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