A few Pano's for you

[darb]

loads more to come. (just returned from 3000km road trip, uploading other pics overnight.)

Most of you will recongnise these places.

[Onyx]

Wow, great shots darb. I don't recognise any of the places! Except the last one, I'm guessing is Apollo Bay based on its filename.

The mountains one is fantastic - well exposed, sharp, detailed and well stitched.

[Oneputt]

Nice work. I must have a go at panos. Second one looks like the Blue lake near Mt Gambier?

[mic]

These are very nice darb.

I have to get into Pano & Stiching. looks like fun.

And looks great.

Well done.

Mic.

[Greolt]

These look great.

You are inspiring me to give this pano thing a go.

What program or method do you use or would you recomend as a starting point.

Greolt

[Greolt]

Also how would you go about getting these printed to about 800 or 900mm wide to frame?

My printer won't do that sort of thing.

Greolt

[kingsley]

fantastic shots mate,

which lens are you using,are you photostitching.?

A general Q to the forum on lenses ,any recomendations for lens for landscape photgraphy particularly taking panoramic shots like these,would like to be able to o it without the photostich

[xerubus]

i have no idea where any of these places are?

great shots and well stitched together...

cheers

[AlistairF]

fantastic shots mate,

which lens are you using,are you photostitching.?

A general Q to the forum on lenses ,any recomendations for lens for landscape photgraphy particularly taking panoramic shots like these,would like to be able to o it without the photostich

The only way I know how to create panoramas without using software is to use a "Shift and Tilt" or Perspective Control lens http://www.maxwell.com.au/products/nikon/nikkor/micro/pc85mm_f28d.html to get three frames that will perfectly line up. Optionally you can use a "Zork" setup http://www.luminous-landscape.com/reviews/accessories/zork.shtml that provides you tilt and shift capability. Either way, you're in for huge dollars with not much benefit over a good panromic head and good pano software.

Personally, I've created panos using lenses from my 12mm end of my 12-24 zoom to my 105mm prime.

Alistair

[Glen]

Those are all very nice Darb

[mudder]

More great pano's Darb... The first one of the mountain side does it for me as a subject choice out of these... Seem well stitched too... Did you use Autostitch?

[darb]

hi all,

yep, used autostitch ... noting beats that program! ... the big heavy expensive applications cant beat it ! its simple, doesnt require install, runs out of a single binary and rarely gets it wrong!

I should be in sales for them, eh!

[KerryPierce]

Beautiful shots, especially the first 2. Makes me want to get out and try some panos! First, I'd have to find an interesting place such as in your shots though....