Panoramas

[tianxiaozhang]

Enjoy..

http://www.flickr.com/photos/tianxiaozhang/6270358171#

 

[tianxiaozhang]

A few more

 

[UltraReef]

Cool panos! Here's my first attempt at a Panoramic photo. Bayfront Corpus Christi, Texas.

 

[M_Max]

Not necessarily a landscape but it is a panorama of sorts.

9 shots, stitched using Microsoft ICE (beta)

Flickr

 

[wickidwombat]

harbin snow and ice festival 2010
unfortunately had to downsize it in order to upload

 

[Superka]

Some Indian panoramas. Gaoersi 617 + Fuji SW 90/8 160Mpx equavellent camera.


Some Russian nature panoramas


Some 360 digital stitched panoramas

 

[rpt]

Edit: Arghhhhh!!! Imageshack does not do it for me for such a wide image . You will need to click this link http://img21.imageshack.us/img21/6973/rpt7826stitch.jpg to see it.

So I have been warned by the website that this thread has been inactive for at least 120 days and that I should consider starting a new topic (the last topic posted was April 2012). Well, I don't care to start YANT (yet another new topic)... There are some lovely panoramas on this one and I thought that some more people should see them (and mine too in the process...).

That said, On the twelfth of this month a few of us decided to drive down to this "lake district" and walk about. This is a panorama that I shot hand-held with my 5D3. We were 200 m or so from the lake level (altitude was about 760 m above MSL). I used Microsoft's ICE to create this image out of 20 portrait oriented pictures. As it turns out ICE does a better job than Autostitch does. I really regret not having a polarizer on the lens. The angle of coverage is over 200 degrees...



Comments, critique, flaming etc. welcome.

 

[cid]

some of my recent panoramas
Canon 60D + 100mm L IS combo


cream &amp; ice cream by <CiD>, on Flickr


the alps V by <CiD>, on Flickr


the alps II by <CiD>, on Flickr


austrian alps I by <CiD>, on Flickr

advices are very welcome

 

[cid]

rozsutec by <CiD>, on Flickr

 

[cbecklund]

Here's a Panorama I merged from 63 images (Probably to many but I didn't want to have any gaps). Unfortunately I didn't have enough to fill in the corners


Waterton Panorama by cbecklund, on Flickr

 

[Don Haines]

A few from the last year...

360 degree view in Algonquin Park, Canada
Gaspe, Canada
Mt Carleton, NB, Canada
Mt Jacques Cartier, Quebec, Canada

all were handheld with a 60D and 18-200 lens

 

[Spiffyinferno]

I'm loving the snowy mountainscapes-- CiD, "Ice cream" in particular is really well done!

Here's a touristy one I did a month ago...

Mount St. Helens, early June 2013

 

[cid]

I'm loving the snowy mountainscapes-- CiD, "Ice cream" in particular is really well done!

Here's a touristy one I did a month ago...

Mount St. Helens, early June 2013

thank you
I like your panorama too!

 

[rpt]

A few from the last year...

360 degree view in Algonquin Park, Canada
Gaspe, Canada
Mt Carleton, NB, Canada
Mt Jacques Cartier, Quebec, Canada

all were handheld with a 60D and 18-200 lens

Nice! I specially like the third one. I presume you shot this on a tripod - not hand held - unless you shot in portrait mode.

 

[dbuono1865]

Here is a 5 shot panorama looking over the Grant Teton Mountains in Jackson, Wyoming

You can see more pics from my road trip at http://www.buonophotography.com/p739655009

 

[RomanRacela]

Here's one I took earlier this year with a 24mm TS-E

 

[Click]

Here's one I took earlier this year with a 24mm TS-E

...This one looks like it has been taken on another planet.

 

[Quasimodo]

Here is one I took in Shanghai earlier this year, not a landscape, but.....

 

[cid]

handheld 3 shot panorama from Austrian Apls
taken with Canon 100mm L IS
http://500px.com/photo/41885764

 

[cid]

one more, 7 shots @24mm (24-70mm mkII)
http://500px.com/photo/42037846