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Originally Posted by gregbradley
You've outdone yourself Greg! Superb panorama. One of the best landscape shots I have seen for some time.
Greg.
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Thank you so much Greg
That is very kind of you to say. It is not my usual thing to photograph.
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Originally Posted by stardust steve
Great landscape image. It would look great up on a wall.
We missed Cradle Mt last time we were in Tassie and looking at this picture, i will not miss it again next time we go back.
I can relate to going for a walk around those types of areas as we we nt for a walk around Mt Field NP. It had just finished snowing and the setting was a winter wonderland. I just wish i took more photos.
Looking forward to returning one day.
I showed the Mrs your image and told her look what we missed  She is keen to go back too  |
Thank you so much Steve
Yeah this one is going straight to the pool room once I get it printed LARGE. I didn't make it up to the top of Mt Field. Like you, I am very keen to go back sooner rather than later.
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Originally Posted by CDKPhil
Very nice,
It must look brilliant in high res.
cheers
Phil
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It does
Thanks Phil
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Originally Posted by ReaPerMan
Great shot greg. Hard to get the mountain to show itself in that weather or for the lake to be still enough for a reflection. I could get one or the other but not both. I love the wide view with the boatshed and your processing is exceptional. I can't wait to get back there in the summer some time.
terrific job. all the best Paul
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Thank you very much Paul.
I have other shots showing the mountain better taken the day before which I might get around to processing soon but the light was not as good. This was all processed from the 3 single images that went into the pano.
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Originally Posted by pluto
Wow! Excellent shot Greg!
I love Tassie, one of my favorite places to be with a camera :-)
What did you stitch with?
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Thank you so much Hugh
I fell in love with the place too and I am keen to get back very soon. I used PTGui Pro to put this together. It's not a very wide field of view or with a wide angle lens so I'm sure any pano software could handle this one with ease. PTGui Pro really comes into it's own when I start throwing my landscape astrophotography panoramas into it.