Posted by Leann Greene on September 3, 2007 at 10:43 AM
Posted this in the ES&S. Taken Sunday 09/02/07 at Upper Creek,Pisgah Nat'l Forest.NC. 3 shot stitch.Canon 400D,28-135mm,2.5 sec @f13,ISO 100,Circ.polarizer :-)
Posted by Joey Grant on September 3, 2007 at 11:22 AM
Great shot LeAnn. What do you mean by 3 shot stitch? Did you do that to be sure all seperate areas were properly exposed? I'm still trying to learn all the secrets to such great photos.
Posted by Leann Greene on September 3, 2007 at 2:59 PM
Joey,
Thanks for commenting. 3 shot stitch means it is 3 vertical shots side by side. There are programs that will "stitch" images together for panoramic format but I resize the canvas on one image and copy/paste in the others and then do some careful(tedious) cloning to blend out the seams of the overlapping shots. It is a good way to get panoramic or more detailed images with smaller sensors like in our cameras and be able to print bigger.
Posted by Alice Scoggins on September 3, 2007 at 7:00 PM
Beautiful Leann! It actually looks cool there... was the temp below 100?
Posted by Leann Greene on September 3, 2007 at 8:38 PM
Alice,
Thanks for commenting. Well yes it twas -really nice in the morning and tolerable in the afternoon-the rest of the week is a different story
Discussion
4 repliesThanks for commenting. 3 shot stitch means it is 3 vertical shots side by side. There are programs that will "stitch" images together for panoramic format but I resize the canvas on one image and copy/paste in the others and then do some careful(tedious) cloning to blend out the seams of the overlapping shots. It is a good way to get panoramic or more detailed images with smaller sensors like in our cameras and be able to print bigger.
Thanks for commenting. Well yes it twas -really nice in the morning and tolerable in the afternoon-the rest of the week is a different story