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20-11-2005, 18:14
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Pano of Ullswater
Sunrise, for a change.
A stitch of six shots taken from midway between Aira Point and Glencoyn Bridge looking towards Place Fell with the morning mist rising from Patterdale towards Norfolk Island.  cameron |
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20-11-2005, 18:17
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oohhhhhh thats pwwweeettttyyyyyyyyy!!! very nice indeed
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20-11-2005, 18:18
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very nice, the stitching is really good too, what software did you use ?
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20-11-2005, 18:22
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Great framing using the tree above. I bet that made the stitching a little more tricky
 I wonder is that is a shot for the "Ken treatment" to bring out the subtle colours in the sky a little more?
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20-11-2005, 18:23
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very nice. I could see that one for sale in a shop somewhere.
Was it the photoshop stitch thing or another programme? would b interested to know too! |
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20-11-2005, 18:50
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Another one interested in what soft you used
also tripod or handheld?since I've got photmatix open tonemapped 
Last edited by Gemok; 20-11-2005 at 18:58. |
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20-11-2005, 18:59
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The software used was PT Assembler.
Does a real good job on auto and all the manual flexibility you want. Steve you're right about the tree. The whole idea was to use the tree to frame the shot but I foolishly hand held the camera instead of using the tripod ( which I had ). The resultant stitch meant I had to crop too much from the top forcing the horizon to be nearer the center of the frame than I would have liked. So lesson learned. Don't be a lazy sod.  Cameron |
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