Panoramic Shots

[gophere]

One I took Today

 

[nwoods]

Nice! I love Montero's

 

[Tucson T4R]

France Pano

This one was from a series of shots from my Daughter's Canon Elph while she was in France this summer. I thought it turned out well considering it came from a tiny point shoot camera.

 

[azarmadillo]

From SEMA 2005 in the Overhaulin' tent.

 

[Sebas]

my first panoramic Shot, waterfall from Chile

 

[Sexy6Chick]

I'm surprised I haven't posted my Moab ones in here yet:

Sunset Point:

Grand Canyon:

Table Mesa:

Sedona:

 

[fangars]

 

[Mamontof]

Wow , thank you !!!!
You bring to my eyes what i miss so much !!!!

 

[Tucson T4R]

Natalie, Great set of panos. :wings: Thanks for sharing them.

 

[Tucson T4R]

Fangers, That's what I'm talking about. You always seem to capture the perfect exposure that conveys the emotion of the view as if we are all there. Thank you.

 

[Sexy6Chick]

Wow , thank you !!!!
You bring to my eyes what i miss so much !!!!

Natalie, Great set of panos. :wings: Thanks for sharing them.

Thanks guys I just love panoramics!

 

[Sexy6Chick]

Oh how I love this place. John your pictures always look so much better than mine! lol

 

[fangars]

Oh how I love this place. John your pictures always look so much better than mine! lol

I would not say that.
Biggest difference between yours and mine as I see it is exposure. Mine tend to be under exposed and yours over exposed.
Under exposing can make the colors seem richer, but much is lost in the shadows. Over exposing often bleaches out the colors.

It should be noted that in that last panorama I posted, it could have used some de-saturation after all the processing I put it through. So very hard to reign in and "keep it real" sometimes.
The sky is way too blue.

 

[fangars]

Fixed it.
I think images lose depth if you saturate that which is far away every bit as much as whats up close.

 

[fangars]

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