Post your best panorama

Ran_photography wrote in post #4159880
Post your best panorama shots. Detailing how you created them, where they were taking, how many shots did it take, and other post processing that went into your work

Lets get this thread started.

How do you create panorama shots?

jonneymendoza wrote in post #9861405
How do you create panorama shots?

Simplest way to create a panoramic:

Camera, Tripod, Remote shutter release.
Set the camera in portrait orientation
Manual Focus, WB set to cloudy (best in my opinion), mirror locked up (minimal vibrations)
No CPLs - although i have had them on mine in the past
Take several photos - moving the tripod head (thus the camera) a fraction but allowing sufficient "overlap" between photos
Stitch the photos together in Photoshop or Hugin (free and easy to use software).
crop and you're all set.

You can also do it handheld - just line up the horizon when you're doing it, and it can be done too.

9 shot panoramic - I posted this before, but the colours were all off, this is better to an extent.

Mt. Hood Meadows, Oregon
24 shots, 3 rows, cheap Kodak P&S, handheld
Hugin, PSE

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dbur wrote in post #9885203
Mt. Hood Meadows, Oregon
24 shots, 3 rows, cheap Kodak P&S, handheld
Hugin, PSE

Nice panorama

First one is composed of 7 shots and the second one is a 4-shot HDR composition.

these are 2 of my favourites


1. Cricket at the Oval, taken using a Panny Lumix P&S

Symphonic wrote in post #9891669
First one is composed of 7 shots and the second one is a 4-shot HDR composition.

I like the first one, nice tonality and dynamic range

Taken near Espanola, New Mexico. Two photos stitched together

Orby wrote in post #9896793
Taken near Espanola, New Mexico. Two photos stitched together
Florence Italy

I like it, nice reflex and exposure

Blue Lake pan near Lake Tahoe.

http://www.flickr.com …chaelrcollins/4​458766280/

The first one is a two shot pano and the other is a 5 shot vertical pano of Portland Headlight up close I had my 70/200 lens on set at 70

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my most recent panoramic photos, taken in New Zealand:

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SillyGuy wrote in post #9903001
my most recent panoramic photos, taken in New Zealand:

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excellent shots
nice dynamic range