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Old 31-05-2013, 04:20 PM
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Glen Helen Gorge Panorama

Hi All,

I could not resist making a spherical panorama at the Glen Helen Gorge in West MacDonnells (NT) and it turned out rather nice with the camera just above the water edge.

Two rows of six 30-sec images with Sony NEX5N and Samyang 8mm f/2.8 fisheye, ISO 3200. Stitched in PTGUI Pro and processed in Photoshop CS6.

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Gorgeous.

I have that same lens. How do you prevent the heavy curvature? Its my understanding that when the lens is tilted above level you will get heavy curvature. I think if the object is centred that is minimised. Do you use a fisheye correction software?

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Thanks Greg, I shoot a spherical pano - covering full 360 degrees in two rows: 6 images at 0-degree tilt and 6 images at 45-degree tilt.

PTGui will then make a 360 spherical panorama which can be saved in various projections and cropped. For this image I thought Mercator projection worked the best.
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Really nicely done Alex.

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Superb, Alex!
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Nicely done! The foreground is much darker in this one - had the moon set?
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Nicely done! The foreground is much darker in this one - had the moon set?
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The Moon has set about 30-45 minutes before the images were taken.
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Thanks for the info Alex. I have a Nex 6 I originally got to modify. Now that I settled on my Fuji XE1 for terrestial imaging its free to go the mod.

Wish me luck!!

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Beautiful Alex!

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lovely image - kudos to your skills
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Lovely image Alex, nicely done.
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Yeah I like this better. Some noise in the foreground but the main image really works.
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A beautiful photo Alex.

I love the symmetry and colours.

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Great photo Alex well done!
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