Two Stitch Panoramas
Posted 01/04/2013 - 03:16
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Daniel, I would say if you could get a little closer to your subject....it would make it more interesting. Let's say if you just had a few of the large trees on both sides of the first shot for balance....we could see more detail in the building. Also, a bit more contrast would be nice. And by that I don't so much mean in lack of color contrast (though I like the orange/brown roof section providing some of that).....rather just boost the overall contrast a tad in post processing without blowing out the highlights of the white. The second shot is completely monochrome, so you could really enhance it with a bit more contrast as well. It's not bad, though...I think a lot of it is just the relatively flat light you have here.
In lieu of the closer proximity for these, I'm sure a larger size would help (you can post a larger photo if you host them on another site).
In lieu of the closer proximity for these, I'm sure a larger size would help (you can post a larger photo if you host them on another site).
Posted 01/04/2013 - 03:51
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I should have paid more attention to the fact these are stitched panoramas. They are both pretty good in that regard....again, it would be nice to see a larger size.
Posted 01/04/2013 - 15:54
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ccd333 wrote:
I should have paid more attention to the fact these are stitched panoramas. They are both pretty good in that regard....again, it would be nice to see a larger size.
ha ha dont worry already tried to boost contrast more but the jpeg wont take it it causes halos
I should have paid more attention to the fact these are stitched panoramas. They are both pretty good in that regard....again, it would be nice to see a larger size.
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Handheld, stiched with microsoft ICE
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Any comments gratefully received, anything I could do better next time?
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Daniel