[Theme] Do you have a stitched photo?

[Akira]

Thanks, Hugh!

At first, I took a single frame covering only the centeral area of this pano posted here:

http://nikongear.net/revival/index.php/topic,2816.255.html

Then I tried to make a pano for wider coverage of this impressive cloud, despite of my past experience of Photomerge failing to stitch the flare correctly.  The result was way more pleasing than I had expected. 

[Akira]

June 04, Morning. D750, AF-S 50/1.8G.  10 vertical images are stitched for 180+ degree coverage.

I accidentally switched the camera to suto ISO mode, and shot the frames with the fixed shutter speed and aperture.  The ISO values ranged from 180 to 220 throughout the frames.  I think I was helped by the rather even brightness and the wide dynamic range of D750.   

[pluton]

Good one, Akira.  Here's one with 5 horizontally oriented 50mm shots, shot using tripod. The location is a crossroads in the lonely desert 'town' of Niland, California, which sits near the Salton Sea:

[Akira]

Thanks, Keith.  The perspective of your pano looks very natural.  I like the overall atmosphere.

[Anirban Halder]

June 04, Morning. D750, AF-S 50/1.8G.  10 vertical images are stitched for 180+ degree coverage.

I accidentally switched the camera to suto ISO mode, and shot the frames with the fixed shutter speed and aperture.  The ISO values ranged from 180 to 220 throughout the frames.  I think I was helped by the rather even brightness and the wide dynamic range of D750.   

You are blessed with a beautiful sky and gorgeous clouds, Akira. Keep sharing them

Good one, Akira.  Here's one with 5 horizontally oriented 50mm shots, shot using tripod. The location is a crossroads in the lonely desert 'town' of Niland, California, which sits near the Salton Sea:

Clean and nice shot, Keith. Lonesome town indeed.

[Akira]

You are blessed with a beautiful sky and gorgeous clouds, Akira. Keep sharing them

Anirban, thanks for the comment!  Yes, I have quite a few opportunities to see some impressive skies and clouds.  I'm a bit concerned about the climate change, though, considering that the clouds are visual representation of the turbulence of the air...

[armando_m]

North of  Guadalajara Mexico

8 vertical shots with the 20mm lens

[Akira]

Armando, again, this pano looks very natural to me.  Maybe more natural than a single shot with the 20mm.

[Hugh_3170]

Akira - I agree.  Armando, this pano looks great - well done.

Armando, again, this pano looks very natural to me.  Maybe more natural than a single shot with the 20mm.

[armando_m]

Thanks !! Glad you like it

Shooting a pano with the 20mm with such immense distance is not a problem

[Anirban Halder]

.. I'm a bit concerned about the climate change, though, considering that the clouds are visual representation of the turbulence of the air...

Very true Akira.

[Akira]

After the stormy rain.　　D750, 50/1.8G.  8-stitch pano.

[Danulon]

Anaga Mountains on Tenerife/ Canaries,
February 14th 2017
D750 + Zeiss 35 mm 2.0 ZF.2 @ f/8.0
13 vertical shots, handheld
Stitched in Lightroom CC

[Danulon]

Glencoe area (--> Dave?), Scotland
May 13th, 2016

D750 + Zeiss 25 mm 2.8 @ f/8.0
about 3 horizontal shots, handheld
stitched in Lightroom CC

[Fons Baerken]

double fish