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D5100 & D40X Panoramic ! (Vancouver shots)

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D5100 + 18-200mm VR1



D40X + 17-50mm Sigma OS HSM



PS: The D5100 is very handy for panoramic shots, thanks to the useful angle LCD + Live view.Also, The 18-200mm VR1 handles sharpness surprisingly well on the 16MP D5100 sensor. ;)
 
love the shots
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Nikon D5100/Panasonic FZ48/TZ6/Pentax 430
Hi from England
 
Both the shots were good..Like the sharpness of Sigma 17-50 and i m also planing to get one for me..
 
A worthy subject well shot, but the res is too low on the pics. DPR can handle 4 MB jpgs without a problem, that way we can get a good gander at the details.
 
Very nice can't argue with those at all nice lighting and very well done.
 
Great shots of a great city...beautiful job. Would love to see those at a higher resolution...could really check it out.
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Ah beautiful! I'm from Vancouver and I spent a lot of time trying to get a good vantage point to take a panorama from. I must know, where did you take the first shot from?? Thanks.
 
FTH said:
Thank you zirtico, well I first looked for the VGH roof, but it's hard to get an autorisation, so went on a building roof @ moberly road :
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It's a good vantage point. You see a lot of panoramas on sale in art/poster stores that hit downtown from dead on around the VGH area. It's a nice view, but it's been done so much now and the perspective is rather flat. Catching it from where you were gives the scene a lot more sweep.

http://1000wordpics.blogspot.com
 
stuntmonkey said:
FTH said:
Thank you zirtico, well I first looked for the VGH roof, but it's hard to get an autorisation, so went on a building roof @ moberly road :
Click to expand...
It's a good vantage point. You see a lot of panoramas on sale in art/poster stores that hit downtown from dead on around the VGH area. It's a nice view, but it's been done so much now and the perspective is rather flat. Catching it from where you were gives the scene a lot more sweep.

http://1000wordpics.blogspot.com
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Thanks for your kind comment, I will try to investigate for other vantage points, I have shot mainly from Cambie & Burrard Bridge, downtown and coal stanley parc, material used are Nikon D40X & Bronica 67 :





















 
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