Re: Post your 7D shot (Who actually uses their 7D?)
musclepics wrote: Gil_W wrote:
Pano: 7D and Tokina 11-16 mm. Taken at St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Island. This is 8 images I believe.
Is that a sun shower out in the water? It\'s amazing!!!
PS CS4 is amazing for stitching. I routinely do 20-30 image panos hand held all the time, often in indoor low light and it always gets the stitches perfect. I think it\'s improved over the original stitcher which used to show some strange edges.
It\'s a rainshower. The base of the clouds are just above. I have a vertical of the whole cloud. It got me wet about 10 minutes after the shots for the pano were taken.
I remember when PTGui was THE thing for panos and you had to select points for lining pics up and made sure the exposures were as close as possible for each image. A real time taking procedure. My things have changed. I just select the image and then let CS4 do it\'s thing.
Re: Post your 7D shot (Who actually uses their 7D?)
musclepics wrote: Gil_W wrote:
Pano: 7D and Tokina 11-16 mm. Taken at St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Island. This is 8 images I believe.
Is that a sun shower out in the water? It\'s amazing!!!
PS CS4 is amazing for stitching. I routinely do 20-30 image panos hand held all the time, often in indoor low light and it always gets the stitches perfect. I think it\'s improved over the original stitcher which used to show some strange edges.
It\'s a rainshower. The base of the clouds are just above. I have a vertical of the whole cloud. It got me wet about 10 minutes after the shots for the pano were taken.
I remember when PTGui was THE thing for panos and you had to select points for lining pics up and made sure the exposures were as close as possible for each image. A real time taking procedure. My things have changed. I just select the image and then let CS4 do it\'s thing.
Nov 21, 2009 at 07:43 PM
Previous versions of Gil_W's message #7803424 « Post your 7D shot (Who actually uses their 7D?) »
