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Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM

01/29/2004 11:54:45 PM · #1

I have put some of the panoramas I have taken into my portfolio. I would love any feedback or comments. Thanks!

Oh yeah, they are in my DPC Portfolio.

Message edited by author 2004-01-29 23:55:20.

Spanish_Grease

Olympus C-4000Z

01/30/2004 12:37:53 AM · #2

Wonderful panorama's! Lovely tone, texture, detail, composition, the whole nine yards! My only dislike is the watermark you've used, I find watermarks, and copyrights to be REALLY tacky, but the images themselves are superb. How did you do them?

Lee

KevinRiggs

Canon EOS-1Ds

01/30/2004 12:42:26 AM · #3

Nice shots. Did you stitch them or compose them in your camera?

01/30/2004 10:36:28 AM · #4

Originally posted by KevinRiggs:

Nice shots. Did you stitch them or compose them in your camera?

These were taken with an older digital camera, a Kodak DS290, and then they were stitched together. The 290 was a 2.1 MP camera and that made in camera composition difficult, especially once I started trying to print them. The resolution after stitching was much more printable, but then I had the stitching artifacts to deal with.

These are some of the best I had taken with that camera and put together.

I have been experimenting with my new F828 and I am able to do some in camera. This one below was done in camera and then cropped but I still find that I run into resolution limitations and end up having to resample. The one below was taken at the 5MP resolution and then cropped but no resampling was done. Instead I played with the border to get the final image size where I wanted it.

Nikon AF-S DX Zoom-Nikkor 16-85 f/3.5-5.6G ED VR

01/30/2004 10:46:34 AM · #5

Originally posted by Spanish_Grease:

Thanks Lee.

Yeah, I had a hard time deciding whether or not to put a watermark on the images. And I tend to agree with you. I am not particularly happy with these but they are the same ones I have used for some time. I really need to work on creating a better one that is more sutle and not as distracting.

I started putting them on when c company bought one of my images for the cover of its Annual Report. They insisted that I put a "Signature" on the image. Ever since then I have used it on any images that I make available for print. These images were already setup for printing, though I had to work them a little to meet the dimension requirements for DPCPrints.

rcrawford

Nikon D300

01/30/2004 11:36:55 AM · #6

I love the photo of Timp, looks like it has a lot of snow on it this year. I grew up in Orem and I had a similar view right out my front window so I guess it makes me a bit homesick.

Your panoramas are great too and I know that the small size just canâ��t do them justice. I would love to see the full sized versions.

Looking forward to seeing more of your work.

Roger