[BruceBanner]

A 'mammoth' Brenizer shot, 67 images stacked to this shot;

Eric

It is our neighbour Eric's last day on this street, tomorrow he moves to Canberra to be close to his sister and extended family.
Eric has lived in his home (pictured behind) for over 40yrs, he is known all around town and is held in high regard.
He will surely be missed.

I took this Brenizer shot to try and capture him and his house in all it's glory. It's a mammoth stitch of 67 jpgs, and LR even refused to open it (had to shrink it in PS). (It's original file size was 450mb, it stands at 90mb now and 150megapixels roughly).

The images to follow are crops of the same stitched shot, they illustrate how much detail is in the final image.
I am personally studying the Brenizer method, finding that sweet spot where the Medium Format look starts to appear, I believe you can go too large (such as this shot) and lose the effect, but closer crops have that 3D effect more.

In future I shall try the technique where the subject is comprised of stitching rather than a still from one frame.




16:9 crop


Portrait crop

[awscreo]

A 'mammoth' Brenizer shot, 67 images stacked to this shot;

Eric

It is our neighbour Eric's last day on this street, tomorrow he moves to Canberra to be close to his sister and extended family.
Eric has lived in his home (pictured behind) for over 40yrs, he is known all around town and is held in high regard.
He will surely be missed.

I took this Brenizer shot to try and capture him and his house in all it's glory. It's a mammoth stitch of 67 jpgs, and LR even refused to open it (had to shrink it in PS). (It's original file size was 450mb, it stands at 90mb now and 150megapixels roughly).

The images to follow are crops of the same stitched shot, they illustrate how much detail is in the final image.
I am personally studying the Brenizer method, finding that sweet spot where the Medium Format look starts to appear, I believe you can go too large (such as this shot) and lose the effect, but closer crops have that 3D effect more.

In future I shall try the technique where the subject is comprised of stitching rather than a still from one frame.




16:9 crop


Portrait crop

Impressive result I can only notice few stitching errors, I think it can be easily cloned out in post. Most noticeable on the roof. The look is very cool though

[BruceBanner]

Impressive result I can only notice few stitching errors, I think it can be easily cloned out in post. Most noticeable on the roof. The look is very cool though

Yeah I saw that too, but felt it wasn't enough to detract from the end result. I thought about cloning it.... but then thought better of it lol.

[eaglem]

Another look at Frangipanis

[Jorgario]

K-1 + A 24-50 / 4:

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[noelpolar]

Swallow taking a swallow last night at Piaka Station.


K1 and DFA 150-450

[clackers]

On the Victorian coastline with a group of landscapers, I got shown some samples by the leader that were Photoshopped to the extreme, so I thought for the picture of Dragon's Head Rock, we can all play that game!

K-1, Irix 15mm, Pentax DFA 28-105mm:

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[clackers]

And 3 more from the K-1, Tamron 300 2.8 and F 1.7x AF adapter.

Love the catchlights in the eyes, Norm!

[riseform]

More milky way practice, K1 and Irix 15 mm
Five 25 second shots stacked in Sequator, Foreground light painting

[Kerrowdown]

[Kerrowdown]

[Kerrowdown]

[Kerrowdown]

[pinholecam]

K1+K24/2.8

[Rondec]

K1+K24/2.8

A beautiful shot. Love the long exposure...

A Mother's Day Rose (shot with the DFA 100 macro and pixel shift)