This one seemed to have dissapeared before so just putting it back
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Good shot.. Good details and nicely composed picture..
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thanks for commentingmcliu wrote:Good shot.. Good details and nicely composed picture..
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Very interesting architecture. Id like to see a nice panorama shot of that building. Something along the lines of stretching a piece of string parallel to the building as a guide to keep same distance. Then taking pictures using 50mm lens setting and moving along the string until all the building is captured. Assembly should be simple. Also the camera should be in portrait mode to capture the flag when you get to the middle. Just a suggestion.
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A man with ideasBynx wrote:Very interesting architecture. Id like to see a nice panorama shot of that building. Something along the lines of stretching a piece of string parallel to the building as a guide to keep same distance. Then taking pictures using 50mm lens setting and moving along the string until all the building is captured. Assembly should be simple. Also the camera should be in portrait mode to capture the flag when you get to the middle. Just a suggestion.
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Very nice shot. One little hint when shooting panoramas, is to make sure all your settings including white balance are set to manual so as the exposure/white balance settings will be the same in each shot. This will make stitching the shots together much easier.
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Ive been watching a video tutorial of CS3 for photographers. There are a couple of new features for making panoramas and matching the photos as you pan around towards the sun or away from the sun is all taken care of. Its quite amazing how well it works.
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Yes good tip thanks for commenting........Mugmar wrote:Very nice shot. One little hint when shooting panoramas, is to make sure all your settings including white balance are set to manual so as the exposure/white balance settings will be the same in each shot. This will make stitching the shots together much easier.
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Bynx wrote:Ive been watching a video tutorial of CS3 for photographers. There are a couple of new features for making panoramas and matching the photos as you pan around towards the sun or away from the sun is all taken care of. Its quite amazing how well it works.
sounds interesting........
........musket
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