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Poldersnapper · Feb 14, 2015

Good one, Doug. Did you adjust the focus manually as you moved from foreground to infinity?

André

Poldersnapper · Feb 14, 2015

Beautiful winter scene, Francisco! You specialize in panoramas that look very un-Spanish!

André

Poldersnapper · Feb 14, 2015

Another one from my 'cheesy panos from Gouda' series.

D5300 and 18-55mm VR II @ 20mm. Stitched from 2 rows of 6 shots with Ptgui.

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klimbkat · Feb 14, 2015

Andre Bomhof said:
Good one, Doug. Did you adjust the focus manually as you moved from foreground to infinity?

André

Thanks, Andre - no need to adjust focus at f13.

Poldersnapper · Feb 14, 2015

klimbkat said:
Andre Bomhof said:

Good one, Doug. Did you adjust the focus manually as you moved from foreground to infinity?

André

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Thanks, Andre - no need to adjust focus at f13.

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Doug

I see, yes. At 20mm and f13 you would not need to.

Here's a similar vertical pano that I did several years ago. I remember I adjusted focus from infinity to mid distance and once again for the foreground. D300 and Tokina 12-24mm.

Lötschental in Switzerland

klimbkat · Feb 14, 2015

Andre Bomhof said:
klimbkat said:

Andre Bomhof said:

Good one, Doug. Did you adjust the focus manually as you moved from foreground to infinity?

André

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Thanks, Andre - no need to adjust focus at f13.

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Doug

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I see, yes. At 20mm and f13 you would not need to.

Here's a similar vertical pano that I did several years ago. I remember I adjusted focus from infinity to mid distance and once again for the foreground. D300 and Tokina 12-24mm.

Lötschental in Switzerland

Nicely done, Andre, and a beautiful spot. I have used the technique before but after checking a single shot covering the same basic subject and finding fore and background in focus, I felt I could get it all in focus without changing focus (which, I'm sure, was nominally at hyperfocal).

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Captain Hook · Feb 16, 2015

B&W tree:

6 images handheld with old MF AI 25-50mm Nikkor lens + D800E

joeletx · Feb 16, 2015

Holy smoke! it is awsome in fine details.

ian herridge · Feb 16, 2015

Thanks Joe. Not bad for a Panasonic LX3, 5 landscape shots stitched in a HP program.

Ian

Palindrome2004 · Feb 17, 2015

Andre Bomhof-san Beautiful and fantastic as usual. I am very Happy I have gotten a lot of GIRI (obligation

) choko from my family and colleagues in our office. One month later I may be tapped out because I have to spend too much on candies for people who gave me obligation chocolates...

Good luck
HAMADA

Palindrome2004 · Feb 17, 2015

Captain Hook-san A same figure from me...

Rgerds

HAMADA

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Palindrome2004 · Feb 17, 2015

On the last Sunday I enjoyed a plant fair held at near my home and purchased four prune nursery treeｓ. After several years I could enjoy a liquor with fruitful prunes

All images were captured with D750 and AiNikkor35mmF1.4 f=8

Good luck
HAMADA

This pruned palm tree has a price of $10,000

These are palm BONSAI

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Palindrome2004 · Feb 17, 2015

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Palindrome2004 · Feb 17, 2015

fromero-san Very versatile landscape and I find it on Google map. Thank you for your sharing.

Regards
HAMADA

fromero · Feb 22, 2015

Hello,

A stitiched panorama using a D300 from the "senda de los cazadores" (hunter's trail).

Rgds

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Captain Hook · Feb 22, 2015

Interesting shape this valley!.

I like the path going up the mountain, along with the little stream, small waterfall and a small lake.

Nice. Thanks for sharing.

joaquin100 · Feb 24, 2015

This Peakscape Pano is from top of Saas Fee Ski facilities.

Enjoy

And a second one from Town of Saas Fee

J.

svcook · Feb 26, 2015

Since this picture I've leaned that Autopan can blend multiple exposures.

fromero · Mar 4, 2015

Hi,

A composite of vertically oriented images. Taken with a Nikon D51000.

Rgds

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Captain Hook · Mar 5, 2015

Nice!

I especially like the mirroring in the lake, where the plants are sticking trough the 'mirror'

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