panoramic madness!!!!!!!

[joshman (Josh)]

well, i've been super snap happy again, but in my defense, what else am i sposed to do in this weather?

#1. a HDR panorama of a sunrise over the dam behind my parents place in gatton, taken saturday morning, take not of the sand bar at the right hand side of the pic.

#2 a panorama of the same dam as above taken THIS MORNING after 4 inches of rain over night, i am standing on that sand bar, note the rise in water level!!!

#3 a storm head that attacked roma last week. quite a fun little storm!

[citivolus (Ric)]

I really like #1.

[joshman (Josh)]

yep, me too, i actually spent the time to get it right, tripod mounted the camera and everything!

[Matty P (Matt)]

I love 'em all but the 1st one caught my eye.

Nice work Josh.

[sheeny (Al)]

Good stuff, Josh. No 1 is my pick too!

Al.

[kljucd1 (Daniel)]

Hi,

Yep, the first one is fantastic!! good one!!

Daniel...

[MortonH]

Very nice. Like # 1 particularly.

Care to share the camera lens combo you used and the zoom setting/how many shots, etc?

Morton

[joshman (Josh)]

Originally Posted by MortonH

Very nice. Like # 1 particularly.

Care to share the camera lens combo you used and the zoom setting/how many shots, etc?

Morton

ahhh, a man that loves the details

Canon 400D, 28-90mm f4-f5.6 @ 56mm, f/10.0, ISO100, AEB of +2ev, 0ev, -2ev

panorama consisting of 6 shots
HDR combined in Photomatix Pro
stitched in Autostitch
sharpen, crop and curves adjusted in Photoshop CS3.

and most importantly, all done on a tripod!

[astro_south (Andrew)]

The first one is a cracker mate

[joshman (Josh)]

thanks guys!!!! it's amazing what a bit of effort can do!

[Phil]

yeah the first one is very nice look good framed on the wall.
Well Jose.
Phil

[joshman (Josh)]

that would make a nice print, the original file will allow a 12"x36" print at photo quality (300ppi)

that sort of print would cost, at a guess, upwards of $50?

a professional frame for that would set you back around $400 probably

wouldn;t that look nice

[hector (Andrew)]

FANTASTIC!!
Have done a few Panorama shots in similar manner myself. I use CS2 instead. Like everyone else I particularly enjoyed #1.