 Landscape - My first vertical exposure panorama
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| Original Filesize | 740.1 KB | | Category | Landscape | Original Dimensions | 3699 x 1552 | | Date Posted | 08-04-2009 11:22 PM | Number Of Views | 151 | | Average Rating |  | Number Of Comments | 1 | | Title | My first vertical exposure panorama | | Description | All the previous panoramas I have done have been with horizontal exposures. This has been primarily due to the subject matter, too much sky usually.
Today I had the opportunity to try with vertical exposures enabling me to get more height (and consequently, depth) to the finished image.
This one was with four exposures.
No detail in the sky but I can do something with that at some point. | | Camera | K20D | | Lens | Pentax DA 55-300 | | Location | Oakland hills | |
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08-05-2009 05:24 AM
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My first vertical exposure panorama
Great pano. Loadsa detail on full view and good content.
The last three panos I've made have been in portrait rather than landscape (side on camera) following the advice of one of the experts. I got fed up of having long thin strips. May take more pics but the end result is far better as you've shown here.
As for blown out skies I'm an expert on achieving that effect  .
I only shoot panos in JPEG though because with my eyesight and lack of skill I could never get the balance right over a number of RAW files.
This one of yours is a prime candidate for the wall, get the frame.
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