This shot is for Kevin (kdoc), he asked to see a pano, well this is a 7 shot pan, shot with a 16-35mm set at 21mm, f/18, ISO 50. Just after I got there it started to drizzle, however I was able to shoot a number of shots before walking out to the parking lot.
Cheers:
Allan
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22nd August 2013, 05:21 PM #1
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Cedar Falls Hocking Hills State Park
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22nd August 2013, 06:55 PM #2
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Re: Cedar Falls Hocking Hills State Park
Beautiful shot Allan, very well done.
Dave
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22nd August 2013, 08:39 PM #3
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Re: Cedar Falls Hocking Hills State Park
Thanks for the nod, Allan. The pano definitely works here, and I'll be following your example. Lovely shot.
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23rd August 2013, 03:09 AM #4
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Re: Cedar Falls Hocking Hills State Park
Very nice! Do you use a pano head, or do you just rotate the camera on a regular head?
I've never heard of doing panos with such a wide angle lens; is there much parallax to deal with? What software do you use to stitch it?
Thanks
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23rd August 2013, 01:35 PM #5
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Re: Cedar Falls Hocking Hills State Park
Matt: Just like any other pan, setup the same, however I usually shoot in somewhat tight spaces in Portrait as opposed to landscape as this allows me more fore ground and height in the image which I would not get in landscape ordination. As for parallax it is not a worry and stitch them in CS6 photo merge.
Cheers:
Allan
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