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Your Panoramic Photos
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Leckhampton HillPosted 1 year ago # -
Going to take an quiet hour soon to go through these properly.
My fave (own) one, Loch Maree near Gairloch, recently...
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are these pics taken with panoramic lenses or settings? the only choice i have is the stiching option of 3 pictures on my sh*tty compact i'd love to have a DSLR but i'd prob just break it
Some of mine were taken with a small compact camera and the rest with a bridge camera so DSLR not required. I stitch mine together in Photoshop Elements although free programmes to do it are available such as autostitch
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Some great pics in here - don't think I have any decent ones really.
Here's a crazily massive one of Lewis
http://www.flickr.com/photos/18244158@N00/4443093587/sizes/l/in/photostream/
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Skye Cuillin on a late summers evening.
Beinn Alligin looking like it belongs in Nevada.
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Quiraing
Harrison Stickle and Stickle Tarn
The start of whitewater dash
The Cairnwell
Portage, Alaska. When i finally get the image edited properly it'll be big and on the wall.
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view from Ben Lomand
Inners on Saturday
W.H.Way
Pentlands
Carron Valley
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Lots very nice folks
Radcliffe Camera
Scatness, Shetland
St. Ninian's Isle, Shetland
Sycamore Gap, Hadrian's WallPosted 1 year ago # -
above Cairnryan
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Foxyrider - Slugwash is in the right ballpark, it's not a massive secret, and it's totally legit.
Water Oak corner, east of Avon Dam. Well worth a visit, not at all technical - just a grassy open blast with a couple of surprises, full whack.Posted 1 year ago # -
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Cheers El-Creedo - Haven't ventured east of Avon Dam but will do next time
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As for how to shoot panoramas - I use the stitch assist mode on my Canon compact point and click, which basically just locks the aperture and shutter speed from one shot to the next and gives you hints how much further to pan the cam, and use Microsoft ICE to stitch the results.
http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/um/redmond/groups/ivm/ICE/
It's free to download and totally kills any other stitching tool I've ever used in terms of speed and quality. Your images can even have varying brightnesses, it tries to auto-compensate for this. Get it!
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anyone recommend the best mac version ?
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A picture I took this lunchtime and used auto stitch .
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Yeh that Microsoft one is good: Hinterglemm in Austria a month ago
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Oh and this one
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Some urban stuff:
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errr hello
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Supersessions:
Can you mtn bike the PNP now?
I trekked the whole circuit 10yrs ago in December / January time and thought it was possibly the most beautiful place I've ever been to - especially up the French Valley.
Glacier Grey's snout was at the refugio - I assume it's retreated by the look of things.
Knocked Cerro Torro / Fitzroy into a cocked hat!Posted 1 year ago # -
rOcKeTdOg - I really like your first photo, loven the clouds.. did you use HDR ??
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End of Glen Sligachan in Skye:
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Taken a while ago while traveling
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Moel Elio:
Loch Linnhe:
South Parks, Oxford:
All stitched together with Hugin.
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Lenzerheide last week
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Craig1975 yup HDR
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