Well, normally I wouldn't show how unpretty my stuff is up close, but
since you asked nicely... :)
http://members.iinet.net.au/~derbyc/PDML_misc/milson_detail.htm
I must also remember to make sure the seams don't fall on somewhere
important, like the Altair building (the one with the shark fin), which
makes it tricky to blend. Hmm...left frame is also a touch crooked.
I'm unsubbing for a while. Taking over the house of a friend and looking
after her cat while she's overseas. Thought I'd detox and de-PC at the
same time. But I am taking the 31mm and the LX with me. Rob, that shot
is so sharp. Doesn't Jeffrey St Wharf rock with the waves? Amazing.
cheerio,
D
Rob Studdert wrote:
On 13 Jun 2005 at 12:20, Derby Chang wrote:
Yes, I notice the blend around where the Opera House is could be better.
This frame was a bit tricky, because I didn't want to blow out the
details of the ferry wharf (which I did in any case), so the sky was
under-exposed. Might have to go back and take a couple, and do an HDR blend.
http://members.iinet.net.au/~derbyc/PDML_misc/milson.htm
It's a very difficult scene to expose, a pano constructed of HDR image would be
ideal I guess, not a bad effort in any case. Any chance of seeing a detail
section 1:1?
Whilst very recently in tour guide mode I made the following shot from the
ferry wharf using *ist D, 31mm and a table top tripod. I had to lie down flat
on the concrete to eliminate the piers so I smelt like bait afterwards, decent
shot though, the 31mm earns its keep again :-)
http://www.home.aone.net.au/audiobias/temp/IMGP1356.jpg (it's a bit big 750kB)
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