this thread is just awesome! Dan, love those shots. I tried the Nokton and I had such a bad experience with it I returned it and never thought twice of it again. Maybe I should have tried another copy Here are some more panos
And I thought I liked the Alt, 3D, & APO threads. It's like the amount of effort that goes into the pano's raises the bar to a new level.
Just when I thought I was starting to get some decent stuff going (so I can hopefully SMOKE the GWAC's around me), you guys are TOTALLY blowing me away.
And I thought I liked the Alt, 3D, & APO threads. It's like the amount of effort that goes into the pano's raises the bar to a new level.
Just when I thought I was starting to get some decent stuff going (so I can hopefully SMOKE the GWAC's around me), you guys are TOTALLY blowing me away.
Here are some pictures (all panos) that I took within span of 24 hours -- a very productive day indeed! All with sub-100$ MF lenses and a 10 dollar tripod! Stitched in ptgui.
this last one is stunning! out of curiosity what was the lens? looks like it was great day to be at the yosemite.
shoenberg3 wrote:
Really nice stuff here.
Here are some pictures (all panos) that I took within span of 24 hours -- a very productive day indeed! All with sub-100$ MF lenses and a 10 dollar tripod! Stitched in ptgui.
It was the excellent SMC takumar 50mm 1.4.
The conditions were indeed remarkable, but I also made a considerable effort to be at the right place at the right time: 11km from the road at sunset and sunrise!
shoenberg3 wrote:
It was the excellent SMC takumar 50mm 1.4.
The conditions were indeed remarkable, but I also made a considerable effort to be at the right place at the right time: 11km from the road at sunset and sunrise!
thrice wrote:
Gowhow I like your shot from the Kepler track, looks like you walked it in winter... get a bit rough?
Thanks. We walked it in April (early Autumn) and the snow arrived overnight whilst we were at the Luxmore Hut (if you know it). It was a great bonus. It got a bit slippy in places but well worth the effort
Took this one last night on the way home, not much but a simple Vermont spring day green green green.
Rebel T2i, Contax 28/2.8 taken at f/8 10 shot vertical stitched in PS3 LR3 process with PS3 sharpening.
Denoir, would you share some overall impressions of Gigapan Epic Pro (beside nice pics)? How sturdy it is as a tripod head for longer exposures/focal lengths? It does look very tempting.
And this to everyone: it seems that a great rendering lens is hard to bypass no matter the achieved resolution. What do you think?
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