My first post (Grand Tetons Panos)

[dnstommy]

XT, Sigma 25-105 no filters

Sorry for the size on the last one, enjoy

http://www.tomshosting.com/JH07/pm1_nr_small.jpg

Full size (http://www.tomshosting.com/JH07/pm1_nr.jpg)

http://www.tomshosting.com/JH07/pm2_nr_small.jpg

Full size (http://www.tomshosting.com/JH07/pm2_nr.jpg)

http://www.tomshosting.com/JH07/pm4_nr_small.jpg

Full size (http://www.tomshosting.com/JH07/pm4_nr.jpg)

[MarkoPolo]

Very nice work. What program did you use to stich these? I am just begining to play with panos and find it is very technique sensitive, especially using photomerge in CS2.

[SoaringUSAEagle]

CS3's photomerge is supposed to be much better. Basically Mark, you need to keep your tripod fairly level when ya do this.... focus once, to infinity and then leave your aperture and ss alone throughout the photos.

Very nice photos I must say! Very rich in color.

[dnstommy]

Very nice work. What program did you use to stich these? I am just begining to play with panos and find it is very technique sensitive, especially using photomerge in CS2.

I used PhotoMerge in CS3.

Those shots are hand held with AE Lock on. You dont really need to worry to much about vertical levelness. It is nice and better if you do, but you can just crop out what you have 100% of, vertically.

[dnstommy]

Here is what the original looked like, you can see the image being cropped out. Just overlap 20-30% and the pics will come out good.

http://www.tomshosting.com/JH07/original.jpg

[avwh]

How many shots did you stitch together for that 3rd pano? Awesome picture.

[emma rose]

very nice! and flawless stitching!
love the third

[dnstommy]

How many shots did you stitch together for that 3rd pano? Awesome picture.

7 shots.

[jdizzle]

I like the 3rd pano out of the set. It jus needs a tad of sat and contrast boost.