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My favorite panoramic landscape - share yours! #6833 02/25/07 10:05 PM 02/25/07 10:05 PM
Joined: Feb 2006 Donner Summit, CA glamson OP Veteran
glamson OP Veteran Joined: Feb 2006 Donner Summit, CA	Thought I'd post my favorite panoramic landscape. I am a nut for panoramas and the opportunities don't get much better than Dead Horse Pt. Love to see yours. You can check out more at... http://www.lamsonweb.com/Galleries/Panomania Some of my best http://www.lamsonweb.com/Galleries/Photography http://lamson.zenfolio.com/

Re: My favorite panoramic landscape - share yours! [Re: glamson] #6834 02/26/07 09:47 AM 02/26/07 09:47 AM
Joined: Feb 2005 Manhattan, New York, New York James Morrissey I
James Morrissey I Carpal Tunnel Joined: Feb 2005 Manhattan, New York, New York	Hi George, Great photo. I also checked out your gallery, you have some really good stuff there. I hope to add a panorama I did of the Tetons later. I don't do many myself as I still have not found a decent stitching program, and I find the labor that some of you folks go through in order to make them come out in PS really impressive. :P Cheers James Manhattan, New York, NY Pet Photographer

Re: My favorite panoramic landscape - share yours! [Re: James Morrissey] #6835 02/26/07 11:48 AM 02/26/07 11:48 AM
Joined: Jan 2007 austin wapiti Tracker
wapiti Tracker Joined: Jan 2007 austin	Beautiful image. I assume that this is at Dead Horse SP in Utah. Wonderful area. I need to get back there to capture some digital images. Bill in Austin

Re: My favorite panoramic landscape - share yours! [Re: James Morrissey] #6836 02/26/07 12:40 PM 02/26/07 12:40 PM
Joined: Feb 2006 Donner Summit, CA glamson OP Veteran
glamson OP Veteran Joined: Feb 2006 Donner Summit, CA	Quote: Hi George, Great photo. I also checked out your gallery, you have some really good stuff there. I hope to add a panorama I did of the Tetons later. I don't do many myself as I still have not found a decent stitching program, and I find the labor that some of you folks go through in order to make them come out in PS really impressive. :P Thanks James. I really feel that panoramas are the best way to capture an expansive landscape. I've tried UWA but I hate the distortions it creates. I use Arcsoft's Panoramamaker4 to do the stitching and it works fine for most scenes. I've always been too cheap to get PTGUI which I really think is the best stitching software out there. I think the real key to a good panorama is the camera setup. I always balance my Gitzo and then use a hotshoe spirit level to balance the camera. Again I'm too cheap to buy a leveling base. Some of my best http://www.lamsonweb.com/Galleries/Photography http://lamson.zenfolio.com/

Re: My favorite panoramic landscape - share yours! [Re: wapiti] #6837 02/26/07 12:47 PM 02/26/07 12:47 PM
Joined: Feb 2006 Donner Summit, CA glamson OP Veteran
glamson OP Veteran Joined: Feb 2006 Donner Summit, CA	Quote: Beautiful image. I assume that this is at Dead Horse SP in Utah. Wonderful area. I need to get back there to capture some digital images. Thanks Bill. Dead Horse it is. I think alot of people really miss out by not driving out there when they're headed to Arches or Moab. I think it's one of the best views in the Western US. One of these years I'm going to figure out how to get down to the river. Some of my best http://www.lamsonweb.com/Galleries/Photography http://lamson.zenfolio.com/

Re: My favorite panoramic landscape - share yours! [Re: glamson] #6838 02/26/07 01:09 PM 02/26/07 01:09 PM
Joined: Sep 2005 Portland Oregon RomanJohnston Pooh-Bah
RomanJohnston Pooh-Bah Joined: Sep 2005 Portland Oregon	Cool...very nice Panos!!!! OK...now...here are mine...remember..you asked for it!!!! (hope you have 2 monitors..lol) These are from my days with my Coolpix P&S....LOL! And now the biggy!!! Here are a few more from other P&S cameras: [image] http://www.pbase.com/romansphotos/image/69233435/original.jpg[/image] And one from my first outing with my D70 back in 2004. I havent been doing many lately...at least that qualify as panos... This one is 3 portrait style shots together to make a shot that is equal to 30MP, but it holds to normal aspect ratios: Look forward to seeing others shots!!! Roman Roman Johnston http://www.pbase.com/romansphotos

Re: My favorite panoramic landscape - share yours! [Re: RomanJohnston] #6839 02/26/07 02:03 PM 02/26/07 02:03 PM
Joined: Feb 2006 Donner Summit, CA glamson OP Veteran
glamson OP Veteran Joined: Feb 2006 Donner Summit, CA	Quote: Cool...very nice Panos!!!! OK...now...here are mine...remember..you asked for it!!!! (hope you have 2 monitors..lol) These are from my days with my Coolpix P&S....LOL! Roman, I was hoping you would contribute some of your great panos to this thread. I remember the tulip festival one from DPReview a while back. I also started taking panos back in my P&S days with my Olympus 5050. It had a pano mode that did a great job of stitching things together. Here is one of my first ones of Donner Pass. Some of my best http://www.lamsonweb.com/Galleries/Photography http://lamson.zenfolio.com/

Re: My favorite panoramic landscape - share yours! [Re: glamson] #6840 02/27/07 08:26 AM 02/27/07 08:26 AM
Joined: Feb 2005 Manhattan, New York, New York James Morrissey I
James Morrissey I Carpal Tunnel Joined: Feb 2005 Manhattan, New York, New York	Show-offs. All of you. Some of these are amazing, and make me hesitate to put up my more mundane stuff. Roman - that third pano blows my mind. Very very cool (the unnamed really really big one). James

Re: My favorite panoramic landscape - share yours! [Re: James Morrissey] #6841 02/27/07 12:04 PM 02/27/07 12:04 PM
Joined: Apr 2006 Illinois Peggy Sue Pooh-Bah
Peggy Sue Pooh-Bah Joined: Apr 2006 Illinois	James, you hit it right on the head - what show offs!! Such extremely lovely images. I live in the city Stan Jorstad resides. His shows are inspirational. If you care to view more "big" prints check out http://www.stanjorstad.com/jorstad_photo_online.htm . It is the best I could ever provide for you to see. Post more images please..... Peggy Sue

Re: My favorite panoramic landscape - share yours! [Re: Peggy Sue] #6842 02/27/07 06:31 PM 02/27/07 06:31 PM
Joined: Jan 2007 Kansas A andrew Tracker
andrew Tracker A Joined: Jan 2007 Kansas	Ok, I am itching to try my hand at this. So basically you tripod the camera, be sure its level, then pivot and take 3 or so shots? Then take it to Photoshop from there for a stitch? Sound about right? Here goes nothin... Andrew

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