Posted by Joe Rogers on September 5, 2011 at 4:40 PM
I took John Murmaw's advice several months ago when he recommended Tim Grey's PS and Lightroom Tips email service, which is free, by the way. I picked up a dosie today which I will pass along.
Have you ever done a sequence for a pano and had difficulty identifying where your sequence begins and ends.....especially if you do several sequences. Hold up one finger in a frame before the beginning and two fingers at the end of the sequence. Simple.
Joe Rogers
Posted by Todd Caudle on September 5, 2011 at 5:30 PM
I just book-end my pano series with dark frames.
Posted by Bill Pelzmann on September 5, 2011 at 6:51 PM
Hmm, I never have a problem in identifying the start and end of a pano sequence, but there are certainly other sets, such as focus stacks, that really benefit from this tip.
I've also found Tim's email tips are well worth reading. Do any of you subscribe to his newsletter?
Posted by Lance Burch on September 5, 2011 at 7:58 PM
I get his emails (also credit John for the recommendation). They have helped me a lot. I also read about the finger trick in one of Kelby's books.
Posted by Joe Rogers on September 5, 2011 at 8:34 PM
Bill, I dont take the newsletter but there are lots of good tips in the email....worth taking for me.
Todd, I like the dark frame idea even better...thanks...Joe Rogers
Discussion
4 repliesHave you ever done a sequence for a pano and had difficulty identifying where your sequence begins and ends.....especially if you do several sequences. Hold up one finger in a frame before the beginning and two fingers at the end of the sequence. Simple.
Joe Rogers
I've also found Tim's email tips are well worth reading. Do any of you subscribe to his newsletter?
Todd, I like the dark frame idea even better...thanks...Joe Rogers