Jindabyne.
Posted: Sun Nov 19, 2006 10:44 pmIt's been a long time since I've posted up some images, so comes the time once again to do just that. On a recent trip around the Snowies for the Snowy Ride, I had a fair chunk of spare time so decided to explore the hills around Lake Jindabyne. With some help from the local's (and a borrowed tripod) I found a spot on the hill opposite Jindabyne.
With my trusty, grossly mistreated Canon A80 I took a few panorama's.
Handheld, taken about 11ish AM.
This one I only wish I had some shots of the sky at the time. The small bit of sloud I cropped out looked great.
The last two were taken at/around sunset, just when the cold southerly decided to start moving up, it got extremely windy, extremely fast, not to mention bloody cold
All the photos were stitched using Hugin w- Enblend 2.5, Autopano 1.03, PTStitcher 2.8.4. Looking at the full sized images, there's a few places the stitching went a little amiss.
Not strictly related to Jindy, the weather last Thursday was a little brisk, especially on a motorcycle.
With my trusty, grossly mistreated Canon A80 I took a few panorama's.
Handheld, taken about 11ish AM.
This one I only wish I had some shots of the sky at the time. The small bit of sloud I cropped out looked great.
The last two were taken at/around sunset, just when the cold southerly decided to start moving up, it got extremely windy, extremely fast, not to mention bloody cold
All the photos were stitched using Hugin w- Enblend 2.5, Autopano 1.03, PTStitcher 2.8.4. Looking at the full sized images, there's a few places the stitching went a little amiss.
Not strictly related to Jindy, the weather last Thursday was a little brisk, especially on a motorcycle.
