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I'll play - here's mine:



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BklynCMT
CP950 - PS Elements 2
Pbase supporter
'FCAS Member'
 
Hi James,

To answer your question about pbase, you can display your image by appending to the URL you included below:
James Johnston said:
Here's one.
http://www.pbase.com/image/15407882
Click to expand...
If you add " medium.jpg" to your URL above, you'll get this:



If you use a semi-colon after the URL, you'll get a link to the image, like this:
http://www.pbase.com/image/15407882/medium.jpg

Typically, you can use "small", "medium", "large", or "original" (depending on the size you submit to pbase, "large" and "original" may be the same).

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On to the panoramas. Here are a couple of my favorites, taken a year or so ago with my Fuji 6900:





A few more are at http://www.pbase.com/dan_wolf/panoramas .

-- Dan
http://www.pbase.com/dan_wolf
 
Hi Jim:

First:

To embed your image in this forum from Pbase - copy your photo link address and then add a (.jpg) to the end of the address link. I tired to include an example but it kept pointing to a picture and not showing the link.

See this discussion for further information
Compliments of another forum member: Jarrell

http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1007&message=4033727

Second: Photoshop Elements was used for stitching with minimal tinkering in the sky to match up the clouds.

Thanks for the comments and I hope this helps.

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BklynCMT
CP950 - PS Elements 2
Pbase supporter
'FCAS Member'
 
Hi Dan, Very cool pano's, and thanks for the tip about posting images.
Dan Wolf said:
To answer your question about pbase, you can display your image by
appending to the URL you included below:
James Johnston said:
Here's one.
http://www.pbase.com/image/15407882
Click to expand...
If you add " medium.jpg" to your URL above, you'll get this:



If you use a semi-colon after the URL, you'll get a link to the
image, like this:
http://www.pbase.com/image/15407882/medium.jpg

Typically, you can use "small", "medium", "large", or "original"
(depending on the size you submit to pbase, "large" and "original"
may be the same).

---------------------------

On to the panoramas. Here are a couple of my favorites, taken a
year or so ago with my Fuji 6900:





A few more are at http://www.pbase.com/dan_wolf/panoramas .

-- Dan
http://www.pbase.com/dan_wolf
Click to expand...
 
Carolynne, Thanks for the tips
BklynCMT said:
Hi Jim:

First:
To embed your image in this forum from Pbase - copy your photo link
address and then add a (.jpg) to the end of the address link. I
tired to include an example but it kept pointing to a picture and
not showing the link.

See this discussion for further information
Compliments of another forum member: Jarrell

http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1007&message=4033727

Second: Photoshop Elements was used for stitching with minimal
tinkering in the sky to match up the clouds.

Thanks for the comments and I hope this helps.

--
BklynCMT
CP950 - PS Elements 2
Pbase supporter
'FCAS Member'
Click to expand...
 
These were done for a panorama challenge where the brief was to be creative and not neccesarilly stick to landscapes, which let's face it are most peoples idea of what a panorama is. I just took the same principle of stitching several images together in a panoramic format.





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iso3200
 
Awesome work! I've seen the second one before, but I don't remember the first. They're both really good.

Dan
iso3200 said:
These were done for a panorama challenge where the brief was to be
creative and not neccesarilly stick to landscapes, which let's face
it are most peoples idea of what a panorama is. I just took the
same principle of stitching several images together in a panoramic
format.





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iso3200
Click to expand...
-- Dan
http://www.pbase.com/dan_wolf
 
iso3200, those are some great panoramas!

I have not taken many panoramas yet, but here is one of our apartment complex...I thought it looked ok. I stitched it together from 5-6 images.

 
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