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 by Laurie on Tue Jun 26, 2007 3:38 pm
I was going to wait until I had processed all of my New York photos before I made any photos, but I just stitched these together with Photoshop CS3. It does a freaking fantastic job!
I am so happy with how this turned out that I decided to just post it.
C&C of any kind is most appreciated!
Please, please please look at the panorama in its original size! The shots were taken on a Ferry heading back to Manhattan, after visiting Staten Island for about 1 minute!
I salvaged this panorama from fairly crap originals
anyway the pano:
WARNING: Original File Size: 4MB
The joins are fairly obvious, however I haven't bothered to try and fully remove them, i might give it a better go later on.
Thanks so much for looking!!!
Cheers
Laurie
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by PiroStitch on Tue Jun 26, 2007 4:04 pm
awesome stuff. love the colour tone - very reminiscent of 1970s
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by Laurie on Wed Jun 27, 2007 1:01 pm
thanks for the post Piro
i have updated the pano, there is a little more contrast and i have tried my best to remove the joins
thanks.
Click for Larger Version: WARNING: 3.8MB
Thanks
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by Trieu on Wed Jun 27, 2007 3:31 pm
Love it! What lens did you use to take the shot?
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by Killakoala on Wed Jun 27, 2007 5:38 pm
Great perspective and a difficult shot to get too, with all the smog. I reckon you could get even more contrast out of the buildings on the left if you use the BURN tool and very slightly burn the lightness out of them.
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by Laurie on Thu Jun 28, 2007 10:00 am
Trieu wrote:Love it! What lens did you use to take the shot?
it was the 80-200mm at 200mm from memory.
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