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some photos i took and some used in a panoramic app
some of the panoramic photos didnt turn out like i wanted to.
The Fraser Valley as its known that is over looking the agricultural side of my town, taken at dusk
the landscape
more landscape
MORE LANDSCAPE!!!
say hello to my little friend (Rico)
Talk about bad hair day!
some of the panoramic photos didnt turn out like i wanted to.
The Fraser Valley as its known that is over looking the agricultural side of my town, taken at dusk
the landscape
more landscape
MORE LANDSCAPE!!!
say hello to my little friend (Rico)
Talk about bad hair day!
Right after it rained there was this sweet rainbow omg...I have the higher quality ones if u wanna see
Bobcat Ridge panorama
Taken while hiking the power line trail at the Bobcat Ridge Natural Area west of Loveland/Ft. Collins, Colorado. I used the AutoStitch application on the phone to stitch a series of photos together to make this. I did a little bit of post processing in iPhoto. From the left, you see Horsetooth mountain, through the notch you see Ft. Collins and the plains, then Milner Mountain, then heading south, it opens on the Loveland.
Being able to make panoramas directly on the iPhone is very cool! It had a bit of trouble with the tree trunk ghosting, but I will live! It would be nice to have more control over the exposure ... when shooting a series for making a panorama, it would be nice to fix the exposure so that the overlapping parts of the photos would match.
Taken while hiking the power line trail at the Bobcat Ridge Natural Area west of Loveland/Ft. Collins, Colorado. I used the AutoStitch application on the phone to stitch a series of photos together to make this. I did a little bit of post processing in iPhoto. From the left, you see Horsetooth mountain, through the notch you see Ft. Collins and the plains, then Milner Mountain, then heading south, it opens on the Loveland.
Being able to make panoramas directly on the iPhone is very cool! It had a bit of trouble with the tree trunk ghosting, but I will live! It would be nice to have more control over the exposure ... when shooting a series for making a panorama, it would be nice to fix the exposure so that the overlapping parts of the photos would match.
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Crazy weather and my backyard
The friendly confines
Department of Natural Resources
Dave Matthews Band @ Alpine Valley..... dead center
Crazy weather and my backyard
The friendly confines
Department of Natural Resources
Dave Matthews Band @ Alpine Valley..... dead center
Few from last weekend...
The 3GS is a competent little camera.
Dang, what if you dropped your iPhone? Where would you be then?!
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