Oct 28, 2013 16:29 | #2236 Karl Johnston wrote in post #16405354  Feels like you're just crossing the ridge, peering over a cliff and seeing it. Awesome Thanks very much - lovely place in Tasmania Australia is Wine Glass Bay. With kind regards
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ptcanon3ti Cream of the Crop  More info | Nov 01, 2013 17:38 | #2237 Do any of you guys get your panos printed? Who do you use? Paul
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Slimsphotos Senior Member  848 posts Likes: 9 Joined Mar 2008 Location: Zurich, Switzerland More info | I got one pano of mine printed on canvas at 160cm wide. Still need to drill the wall to mount it. But it will look nice once its up Aviation Law - If your wings are travelling faster than your fuselage, it better be a helicopter.
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AlecTrevelyan Senior Member  679 posts Joined Sep 2006 Location: Providence, RI More info | Nov 02, 2013 17:38 | #2239 Maybe not the best ever, but I love it just the same.  5D, 17-40mm f/4 L, 24-105 f/4 L IS
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deletedpenguin Goldmember  2,945 posts Joined Jan 2007 Location: Sydney, Australia More info | Nov 04, 2013 04:53 | #2240 |
Nov 04, 2013 10:57 | #2241 my first crack at a pano...  Cedar creek pano by steve_southerland, on FlickrMy Gear My Flickr
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Tounis Senior Member  More info | Nov 04, 2013 11:57 | #2243 One from the Alps...  "A Neuve" Valley Panorama by Tounis_9, on FlickrPierre
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Nov 04, 2013 12:19 | #2244 ptcanon3ti wrote in post #16417052 Do any of you guys get your panos printed? Who do you use? Also how do you mount/display them?
Size was about 4 foot long. I used these folks... http://www.mybigposter.co.uk/ You can select an exact size for the print. They also allowed me upload my 250MB tiff file direct to them. Had it printed on their 260gsm photo paper. Came a few days later well protected in a decent tube. Got a local company to frame it. It's now on our lounge wall. 5Diii | 35/2IS | 100/2.8L | 300/4L
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ptcanon3ti Cream of the Crop More info | Nov 04, 2013 21:16 | #2245 PH68 wrote in post #16423670 I took about 70 RAW images (all handheld with my 60D) while at Grand Canyon earlier this year. Did some minor adjustments in LR and the used PS to create the panorama. Use PS to put a border etc around it and decided to get it printed Size was about 4 foot long. I used these folks... http://www.mybigposter.co.uk/ You can select an exact size for the print. They also allowed me upload my 250MB tiff file direct to them. Had it printed on their 260gsm photo paper. Came a few days later well protected in a decent tube. Got a local company to frame it. It's now on our lounge wall. Wow! Thanks for the good info. So you got a local frame shop to make you a custom frame? Paul
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tigerotor77w Goldmember More info | Nov 05, 2013 10:27 | #2246 karthik2rock wrote in post #16404241 Here is one more of SF Downtown, but this time totally submerged in fog at sunrise, 5 images, stitched together in Autopano Pro
A few recent posts (this being one of them) made me wonder -- with clouds, how does the software handle clouds being in different locations from shot to shot in a panorama?
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Nov 05, 2013 10:34 | #2247 I always take photos in the opposite direction to the cloud movement. so if the clouds move say, to the left, i'll shoot to the right and vice versa.
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Nov 05, 2013 11:49 | #2248 ptcanon3ti wrote in post #16424975 Wow! Thanks for the good info. So you got a local frame shop to make you a custom frame? Yes.
It just over 4 foot long, about 52x18 inches. Everyone who sees it goes up and has a closer look... even me! 5Diii | 35/2IS | 100/2.8L | 300/4L
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Nov 06, 2013 13:56 | #2249  Sunset From The Rock by Alter Your Perspective, on Flickr Central Park by Alter Your Perspective, on Flickr
Seattle by Alter Your Perspective, on Flickr|Sony A7r|Rok 14 f/2.8|24-105 f/4L|40mm f/2.8|Metabones IV|
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ptcanon3ti Cream of the Crop More info | Nov 06, 2013 19:16 | #2250 PH68 wrote in post #16426530 Yes. There's an Art shop near where I live that does framing. Take whatever needs framing in (regardless of size), choose from the vast array of wooden/metal frames they have samples of. You can have layered border as well if you like. They make the frame to the size required, put the glass in, seal the back and attach all the stuff needed for hanging. Collect it a week later.. and hang it straight on the wall. And here a quick picture of it on our lounge wall...
It just over 4 foot long, about 52x18 inches. Everyone who sees it goes up and has a closer look... even me! Just fantastic with a beautiful frame. Paul
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