Question about HDR Pano???

For you guys that have done this before - How exactly do you do them?

Do you stich the pictures 1st do stich then HDR or do you do run each set for HDR then stich?

I'm confused ..

thanks!

First run the batch processing to get tone mapped images.
Then stitch.

Thanks - about to do that right now ...

So here is my 1st HDR pano

Hopefully you all can enjoy these and you wont be so discosted with my work.

Critic all you want people I have a harder than hard skin - I dont mind good/bad I welcome it all .. thanks

so once again feel free to critic all you want ..


#1 My 1st HDR Pano with 17-55 IS

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Great series. 1-3 are superb. Wish you could link to larger images.
I guess you can watermark at will. And people steal other peoples work. Not that I have heard any gotten stolen from POTN, but rather Flickr and those sites.
Here is a link from Zacker: https://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthre​ad.php?t=609801
I like a nice frame around it with my signature in it, but that is my choice.

thank man - I believe thats the max flickr will let me post since I dont pay or anything

I wish I would of have gotten more CC on these I guess I learned my lesson one at a time in different threads .. lol

The panos are lovely - nice light and nice treatment. No. 1 could use a little more contrast, just a simple "S" curve to add a little pop. What else is there to say - print 'em and hang 'em!

Kirk

i like 2 and 3

Awesome shots, I'm usually very critic about Panos and HDR because I love both subjects so you can count this as a very positive comment for your hard skin

Congrats,
Luigi

ArcticShooter wrote in post #7182951
First run the batch processing to get tone mapped images.
Then stitch.

wouldn't it be better to stitch each set of panos for each exposure group then create hdr

You can use full HDR workflow in Hugin and the like. If not, I usually make the HDRs in PSCS3, one HDR for each pano frame. Then I use PSCS3 to merge the HDRs into a pano and save the pano as HDR or EXR. Then tonemap the single HDR pano, tweak in PS, etc.

RiKaN HaVoK wrote in post #7186030
So here is my 1st HDR pano

Hopefully you all can enjoy these and you wont be so discosted with my work.

Critic all you want people I have a harder than hard skin - I dont mind good/bad I welcome it all .. thanks

so once again feel free to critic all you want ..


#1 My 1st HDR Pano with 17-55 IS


#2 Wide Angle with 10-22 to see the difference


#3 Nifty Fifty Two HDR


#4 oh and something from a few days ago Sunset with 17-55 IS - Cant find the one with the cruise ship that happen to pass by

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massacre me on my pics people and enjoy yourself while doing it ..

BTW, I'm not the one to be putting watermark (name) on my work, should I be doing so?

#4 is gorgeous, #1 is really good, I like it.

shutterbugcrazy wrote in post #7235177
wouldn't it be better to stitch each set of panos for each exposure group then create hdr

I tried to make 3x panos. What I noticed was that the size of all 3 panos where different size. Then you can't do a HDR in Photomatix.

But I might work for you, so just find which workflow is best for your taste

One thing to consider is the time it takes to make 3 or more panos and then create the HDR. I think my workflow is faster?