Re: Post your best panorama
 

Thanks everyone!

Re: Post your best panorama
 

East Oahu.

This is such a commonly photographed site, I'm nearly certain a few very similar shots are already somewhere in this thread.

3 shot pano with 24mm TS-E, stitched in autopano pro.

Re: Post your best panorama
 

This is Pistyll Rhaeader waterfall near Oswestry in N. Wales



3 rows of 15 images with each image bracketed -2, 0 +2 giving 135 photographs to create this 360 degree panorama of Pistyll Rhaeadr Waterfall. A high resolution interactive view of the Waterfall can be seen here http://www.photosbykev.com/wordpress...fy-that-image/

Re: Post your best panorama
 

A recent panoramic that I was quite fortunate to see. Lucked out on the timing with the supercell and the sun.

Re: Post your best panorama
 

Awesome pic, Scott!

Re: Post your best panorama
 

20x30" prints from Costco are $8.99. I merge several together to make best use of the page. For larger sizes you'll need to go elsewhere.

These guys do arbitrary sizes on a variety of papers and ink systems for a pretty good price: http://lightsound.com/

Re: Post your best panorama
 

Scott that shot is sick!!!

Re: Post your best panorama
 

Hehe..here is my which i taken it with 5 photos during my way back home from office.

Re: Post your best panorama
 

this was taken quite long ago when i was still using a compact canon a590is!

Re: Post your best panorama
 

Here's one from me. Lake Pukaki looking towards Mount Cook, New Zealand.
Darryl

Re: Post your best panorama
 

123

Re: Post your best panorama
 

Re: Post your best panorama
 

A seven shot panoramic view of the famous Horseshoe Bend along the Colorado River located just outside of Page, Arizona. This by far is the most unnerving photo I've ever taken. I had to crawl on my belly to the edge of the cliff that is 1000' above the river. The whole time knowing that any slip or mistake would put me or my camera over the edge!

Shot in landscape. Four images across the top, three along the bottom. Stitched using Autopano Pro. This canyon is a mile across.

Re: Post your best panorama
 

Very nice panoramic image but it looks like you forgot to crop out the edges after the image was stiched together. I little cropping would put the finishing touches on your image. I do love the colors. Great capture.

Re: Post your best panorama
 

Here's about half of Hubbard Glacier in Alaska. As I was taking the series, the glacier calved and you can see it near the left of the image. I took about 18 images in the series, and this is half of them, and I'm still working on the left half.

Larger size at http://drlodi.smugmug.com/Travel/Ala...6_Zuzpf-X3.jpg

Full size http://drlodi.smugmug.com/gallery/13...466_Zuzpf-O-LB

Re: Post your best panorama
 

I've put something similar up before.

5 shots with 24mm TS-E

Re: Post your best panorama
 

Victoria Peak, Hong Kong

Blog post; http://www.fymphoto.com/?tag=victoria-peak

Gigapan version; http://gigapan.org/gigapans/48926/

Re: Post your best panorama
 

Here's a few from last week. Stitched with Hugin.

Mesa Arch, Canyonlands, UT

Mesa Arch Pano by gregprofeta, on Flickr

Delicate Arch, Moab, UT

Delicate Arch Pano by gregprofeta, on Flickr


Delicate Arch Pano 2 by gregprofeta, on Flickr

Re: Post your best panorama
 

Outstanding UT images Yellowmr! I visited the Arches in July but only had a few hours there. The temp hit 110F and I couldn't convince my family to get out of the car for more than I few minutes. I can see we missed some beautiful landscape. Very nice work!

Re: Post your best panorama
 

Thanks, we hiked in the morning, and at sundown. Temps were too hot during the midday hours. Everyone suggested sunset for the Delicate Arch, and it paid off big time. As good as those pictures are, they just don't do it justice. You have to see it in person!

It's quite hard to get captures without any people though.

Re: Post your best panorama
 

I thought it was appropriate to post another panoram from the Arches and Montana as a follow-up to Yellowmr's outstanding images. Mine aren't as spectacular but I sure did enjoy taking them. Both were shot with a 50D, manual exposure, 17-55 f2.8 EF-S lens, Hoya Pro1 CP, stitched togther in Photoshop CS4. Minimal editing in Lightroom prior to loading in CS4. CC welcomed.

Re: Post your best panorama
 

Boston.


Click for 3888x2592

Re: Post your best panorama
 

Taken in Scotland, The Inner Hebrides at Uig.
I had to take it quickly and never noticed that i chopped the bottom off at the time......!

Re: Post your best panorama
 

I need to fix up the colours here, Lower Manhattan:

Re: Post your best panorama
 

Re: Post your best panorama
 

Hey Everyone,

I know I have already posted this picture in the Post your best Landscapes 2010, but I thought I would also share this here as well!


San Francisco - Pier 7 Sunrise Pano 2 by Waymond_Lee, on Flickr




What do you all think? :D

Re: Post your best panorama
 

It seemed a lot steeper that it looks in the picture.
West Mountain, Utah Valley, Utah.

Re: Post your best panorama
 

Columbia River View Point, Columbia River Gorge, OR.
This is what happens when you take a panorama with a polarizer - it only works perpendicular to the sun.

Re: Post your best panorama
 

Pano of Citifield

Re: Post your best panorama
 

Stadium High school in Tacoma, WA. overlooking Commencement Bay
Five shots stiched with photoshop.

It was a very grey morning when I took the picture, so I added a sky from a picture of the bay that I took later. The school just celebrated it's one-hundredth anniversary, Sept, 2010.

Re: Post your best panorama
 

Grand Tetons


Yellowstone Lake

Re: Post your best panorama
 

A couple from around Moab.

1.


2.

Re: Post your best panorama
 

Yellowstone Lake July 2009

Re: Post your best panorama
 

Where: Rondane, Norway
When: 26 September 2010

Re: Post your best panorama
 

Just took this one yesterday

Re: Post your best panorama
 

I know its not technically the greatest. And it was actually taken with a p&s (IXUS 700 i believe) on fully automatic (i knew nothing about cameras at the time...). But ever since I took it (Nov 2006) its been one of my favourite shots. I've always regretted that i only got an SLR after i went to iceland...

For those who are interested- this is Mýrdalsjökull ice cap in southern iceland. It covers the volcano Katla, which is the 'big sister' of the icelandic volcano that erupted and caused all the havoc to air travel at easter...and is thought fairly likely to erupt soon as a result.

Re: Post your best panorama
 

Jimmeh, It's an awesome shot regardless of what you used to take it! Thanks for sharing your favorite. I would love to see Iceland some day. Keep clicking.:)

Re: Post your best panorama
 

Wow! Such a great picture! I love it.bw!

Re: Post your best panorama
 

If we're being picky, the snow is a bit underexposed :) but thanks :D

Re: Post your best panorama
 

7 shots at 22mm in portrait

Re: Post your best panorama
 

The Skeena River at record level June 2007.
Made from three images stitched with the Gimp using Pandora Script..

Terry

Re: Post your best panorama
 

Here's a 3-picture stitch I did of the Chicago Skyline at night using a Tamron 17-50 @ 50mm. The photo is WAY too big to embed in this thread, but you can view it full size by clicking this link:

http://home.tiora.net/tony/Chicago%2...line2small.jpg

:)

Re: Post your best panorama
 

This is Portland...about 5 pictures stitched with CS3 photomerge

Re: Post your best panorama
 

Taken Sunday October 24th, 5 shot pano stitched with Arcsoft panoramamaker 5.

Re: Post your best panorama
 

Labadee, Haiti

Re: Post your best panorama
 

this is really my first pano attempt. All shot portrait and handheld. Gear was a 1DM2 and 17-40. This was stitched using the Canon software, 8 shots I believe. Had to do some work since I still saw slight exposure issues at the stitch. Wondering how to avoid that as they were all shot manual and nothing was tweaked until they were already stitched.

North Palmetto, Eleuthera, Bahamas

Re: Post your best panorama
 

Colin, this really takes me back to my honeymoon back in 1992. I remember snorkeling that spot on a whim then picking up some hitchhikers on the way back to Caneel. Thanks for sharing this and the inadvertent nostalgia!

Re: Post your best panorama
 

What Canon SW are you talking about?

Try Hugin. It's free does a great job of matching exposure in most cases.

Look here for download locations:
http://groups.google.com/group/hugin...94115c0e602650

Re: Post your best panorama
 

Yay camera phone! Panorama's are pretty much the only way to make it sing, can't wait till i get my 450D

Re: Post your best panorama
 

Great Sand Dunes National Park over Thanksgiving weekend.