How About Some Panoramas?

I definitely disagree about midday being the best time to shoot panoramas. Early and late is best for almost all landscape type pictures.

The Orpheum, Vancouver BC

Iphone Panorama

Took this yesterday at the Natural History Museum with the phone as I had no kit with me.....the pano feature works ok......had to half the file size as its 16mb and this is unprocessed.

Main entrance with Dippi the ......

How did you do your adjustment to keep the sky so nice and even?[/QUOTE]

I can't speak for Designer Dale, but one trick is to not use a circular polarizer, the use of which will increase the change in brightness across the sky.

Designer Dale said:

^^AOB^^ How did you do your adjustment to keep the sky so nice and even?

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Actually, nothing. In this case, the photos are facing away from the sun, which of course always helps. But if you look far right of my pano, the sky is definitely lighter. Hard to avoid.

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hitek79 said:

Dead Horse Point

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Mayflower Gulch

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Kebler Pass

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Wow, wow, and more wow.

Awesome photos - pano or otherwise.

looking north from blueberry mountain on my way up to porter
adirondacks, usa

canon s95, 31 shots (3 rows)
stitched with PTGui
full size is about 50" long

and i agree...lots of great photos in here

My most recent panorama -- Crater Lake, Oregon.

Peyto Lake



Denver

Forgot about this thread, here's one from a couple of weeks ago.

Sylvan Lake, Custer State Park, SD

Took this a few days ago

This is the looking glass bridge in the Bahamas. On the left is the Atlantic, and the right is the Caribbean Sea