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I've wanted to have a go at Pano's for a while but never seemed to get around to it...mainly because I tend to leave the tripod in the car and can't seem to hand hold the camera to get a close enough match...yeah..I'm slack...

Taken in Paris from the Eifel tower...damn its a long walk up those stairs!

Bindii - cool shot Maybe have a play with this shot in HDR - would have fantastic results, and highlight all of those areas that you've lost in shadow .... I'm assuming you've got this series in RAW format?

Anyhow, if you are interested - have a look at http://www.hdrsoft.com
they have a freeware version

blacknstormy wrote:Bindii - cool shot Maybe have a play with this shot in HDR - would have fantastic results, and highlight all of those areas that you've lost in shadow .... I'm assuming you've got this series in RAW format?

Anyhow, if you are interested - have a look at http://www.hdrsoft.com
they have a freeware version

You know...I ALWAYS shoot in raw...well nearly always *slaps forehead*...when I was overseas I shot mostly in Jpeg as I was figuring that they would mostly be just 'happy snaps' of my time there...memory was also an issue as I only took three gig of cards with me...but lugged the laptop around for downloading....(I think I have the worlds heaviest laptop btw...

But yes I am interested in HDR...and have already bookmarked your link...thank you!

Great pano Bindii,

Love the city coming together at the end. How many shots was it?

blacknstormy wrote:Anyhow, if you are interested - have a look at http://www.hdrsoft.com
they have a freeware version

Highly recommended, tried the trial version, bought the software.

Cheers,

André

Bindi, good first effort. If you have photoshop CS2, HDR is built in..