Post your Panoramics!

[Mickat]

Here are some more from my trip to the centre of Aus.

 

[Click]

Here are some more from my trip to the centre of Aus.

Very nice series. I really like the first pano.

 

[Lesmen27]

Hi Lesmen.
Great shot, love the colours, also I really like the Netherlands as a holiday destination, had some great times there.
Was this shot taken near a busy airport by any chance, I like the criss cross vapour trails, they act as upside down lead lines.

Cheers, Graham.

sunrise in the Netherlands

the pictures were taken about 10 km east of Rotterdam and 50 south of Amsterdam Airport

 

[chauncey]

Panoramics can mean many things...from BIF series, to a large, multipart Dove to an assembled,
macro shot Orchid. All are over 40" @ 300ppi. Click to view full size.

 

[Click]

Beautiful series, chauncey. Well done.

 

[zim]

Panoramics can mean many things...from BIF series, to a large, multipart Dove to an assembled,
macro shot Orchid. All are over 40" @ 300ppi. Click to view full size.

+ 1 lovely pics

 

[zim]

Here are some more from my trip to the centre of Aus.

First pic, fabulous

 

[Ozarker]

This is from 2009 and from a Canon XSi and I believe the kit lens. Completely hand held and stitched in photoshop. I've never printed it as it is huge (48" x 12" I think.). I was just starting out and playing around. Nothing special, but for me, is an accomplishment.

 

[chauncey]

Beautiful series, chauncey. Well done...+ 1 lovely pics

Many thanks guys!

 

[Don Haines]

This is from 2009 and from a Canon XSi and I believe the kit lens. Completely hand held and stitched in photoshop. I've never printed it as it is huge (48" x 12" I think.). I was just starting out and playing around. Nothing special, but for me, is an accomplishment.

I like it.....

 

[Ozarker]

This is from 2009 and from a Canon XSi and I believe the kit lens. Completely hand held and stitched in photoshop. I've never printed it as it is huge (48" x 12" I think.). I was just starting out and playing around. Nothing special, but for me, is an accomplishment.

I like it.....

Thanks Don.

 

[Ozarker]

This processed image resulted from two identical panos of the Boston skyline, taken from across the Charles River on the Cambridge side near MIT, one shot at night and the other the next day.

"A Day on Planet Boston"

Exquisite.

 

[Sporgon]

The magnificent Conwy Castle, built in 1283 along with a whole walled town to house English settlers in Wales, at a cost of £15,000. That equates to £9,000,000 now, but you can't really make a direct comparison on monetary values from such a long time ago. You could easily put another 0 on the end of that now in real terms.

A three frame pano, shot in portrait at 28mm, using just the top half of the frame and throwing the rest away - to use the lens in a shift effect. 5DII + 28mm f/2.8 IS at f/7.1, 100 ISO

 

[Click]

Lovely shot, Sporgon. Well done.

 

[mdmphoto]

Quickie out of LR6:

 

[Eldar]

This is a 4 shot pano @24mm with the 5DSR and 24-70 f2.8L II. I am a bit hooked on creating these panos with phenomenal resolution. The one posted here is of course significantly reduced.

This is the entrance to the Geiranger fjord, probably the most famous fjord in Norway (gigantic tourist trap, but beautiful never the less).

 

[msm]

Nice one Eldar, really like that one. Also looks nicer with the smaller size, too much jpeg artifacts in the full size 5dsr images with the file limit here.

 

[TexPhoto]

Untitled_Panorama1 by RexPhoto91, on Flickr


SE9A0443 by RexPhoto91, on Flickr


Smaller by RexPhoto91, on Flickr


Untitled by RexPhoto91, on Flickr

 

[keithfullermusic]

Loch Lommond (Tutorial) by Keith Fuller, on Flickr

Canon 5DIII | 70-200 2.8 @ 70mm f/7.1 | 1/320 | ISO 200

22 Shots, Handheld

http://www.k2focus.com/blog/creating-editing-panoramics

 

[Sporgon]

Lovely shot, Sporgon. Well done.

Thanks Click !

Harlech Castle next - from the ''Men of Harlech'' song, made famous in recent times by the film Zulu.