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Jun 10, 2012 16:46 |  #1

hi all , one of my first expirements with multi-exposure shots , i used three exposures for this shot , also i tried to reduce the distortion in photoshop cause i was using sigma 10-20 at 10mm , and this is what i got :

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Jun 10, 2012 16:47 |  #2

Seems to lose some sharpness/clarity at the top of the image but it looks awesome.




  
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Jun 10, 2012 16:54 |  #3

tower is little bright at the top....tower looks like it is leaning


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Jun 10, 2012 16:59 as a reply to  @ stanclark's post |  #4

You should heed the image size rules...:rolleyes:


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Jun 10, 2012 19:30 |  #5

Impressive indeed. Nice job of stitching. It looks like some haloing at the top though. And as Stanclark mentioned, seems tilted a bit to the right. Fix that tilt and it is wall-worthy!


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Jun 10, 2012 22:02 |  #6

the building on the right side are leaning towards the tower.... your shots might not be level before you combined them....


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Jun 11, 2012 03:16 |  #7

Now I'm wondering how he combined them. I thought he did vertical stacking and the inward tilt is wide-angle distortion on the bottom frame.


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Jun 11, 2012 06:51 |  #8

thanks all for your comments , actually i didnt mean 3 shots as panorama , what i did is one shot but with three different exposures and then blended them together to get rid of the over exposed or underexposed areas
and then tried my best to remove the distortion with photoshop but still some buildings seems to be leaning to the center

as you mentioned vertical stacking would be great idea to get it right without any distortion , will try it soon :)


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Jun 11, 2012 06:54 |  #9

EGutierrez91 wrote in post #14559659 (external link)
Seems to lose some sharpness/clarity at the top of the image but it looks awesome.

yes , i just noticed that , i think it the result from editing the vertical perspective


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Jun 11, 2012 07:36 |  #10

This kind of shot is where a tilt/shift lens really shows its stuff.


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