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[hahn23]

A three image stitched panorama of the Never-Summer Range. Reprocessed with new technology.


Camera: Canon 5D | Lens: Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM
Shot Settings: f/16, 1/60s, ISO 100, lens focal length 60mm, three stitched images. June 4, 2009 from Gore Range Overlook.

Edited by hahn23, 01 January 2010 - 05:01 PM.

[Scrapinator]

Gorgeous, as usual! By the way, I put a post in the Equipment and Software section asking for suggestions for a new camera. I would love your suggestions.

Edited by Scrapinator, 01 January 2010 - 05:20 PM.

[soatley]

Technology is great, but you obviously gave it incredible shots to work with.

Really cool.

Sandy O

[Igloo Ed]

Makes me feel like I am actually there looking at it. Beautiful!

[Aaron]

Igloo Ed, on 01 January 2010 - 07:56 PM, said:

Makes me feel like I am actually there looking at it. Beautiful!

Exactly my thought Very nice processing, Richard

--Aaron

[foxfire]

Nice, Nice, Nice! I too feel that I am there!

Thanks Richard!

Fox


Loved it!

[Allie]

Beautiful. The clouds are awesome, too.

Allie

[Melanie]

Great job, it looks like you're right there!


Melanie<><

[Becky J.]

I can only echo that is wonderful to feel as if I am actually there.
Great work.

Becky J.

[Larry]

Nice work---wish I could do something like that.
All my exposures on the panoramic always look different.


You are clearly -- THE MASTER!

LARRY

[hahn23]

Larry, on 02 January 2010 - 04:04 PM, said:

Nice work---wish I could do something like that.
All my exposures on the panoramic always look different.
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Thanks, Larry, and everyone else, for the nice comments. There is a trick to keeping the exposures the same. I set the exposure mode to manual. Also, I turn off the auto focus (after acquiring a locked in focus at a set focal length). And, I also turn off Auto white balance. Overlapping images by 30% helps. And, I level the tripod and level the camera vertically and horizontally. Then, it's a snap for Photoshop Elements to merge images seamlessly. Oh, I usually try to use a midrange focal length to avoid lens barrel distortion. And, it's best to avoid using a polarizing filter on shots like this.... to avoid sky banding. I guess I should have said... tricks... plural.

[Mark Zemmin]

Richard,

That is a fantastic picture. Thanks for the pano tips, I am going to try that this week.

Mark