This panoramic scene is from 12 images using GND Filters. I processed the RAW files into HDR ( -2, -1, 0, +1, +2 ) from a single RAW file. Stitched each exposure in Panoramic Factory, then blended the 5 HDR images in TuFuse Pro.

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Tooleybuc - Murray River HDR PanoThis is the town of Tooleybuc, a fantastic place on the NSW side of the Murray River. You can see the bridge we drove across to get out of Mexico on a recent driving holiday through country Victoria.
This panoramic scene is from 12 images using GND Filters. I processed the RAW files into HDR ( -2, -1, 0, +1, +2 ) from a single RAW file. Stitched each exposure in Panoramic Factory, then blended the 5 HDR images in TuFuse Pro. ![]() Cheers Warwick
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Re: Tooleybuc - Murray River HDR Panowocka
that would be a 2m x 800cm on my wall if i took it ... well done cheers rob
Re: Tooleybuc - Murray River HDR PanoThx Rob,
The current size stitched is already 101.3cm x 38.6cm. So it would be easy to double the size to 200cm x 80cm. Cheers Warwick
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Re: Tooleybuc - Murray River HDR PanoNice work Warwick, great shot! It would look great in a big print, for sure.
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Re: Tooleybuc - Murray River HDR PanoNice - even the sun flare works an absolute treat !
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Re: Tooleybuc - Murray River HDR PanoHowdy Wocka,
Great shot mate...you've worked this into a masterpiece mate, frame it, hang it! Geoff
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Re: Tooleybuc - Murray River HDR PanoMakes me feel at home, I live no where ear the river but it still feels like home.. Great work
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Re: Tooleybuc - Murray River HDR PanoThat pano doesn't look like a pano and that is the very best compliment that I can give you. Well done
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Re: Tooleybuc - Murray River HDR PanoThank you for all the feedback, it's very much appreciated.
Creating panoramics is time consuming, creating HDR panoramics is even worse. This is my 2nd major attempt at a HDR panorama, I'm learning new techniques all the time as I go along. Here is a larger version if anyone is interested. 600px high / 330KB in size. http://www.wfphotography.net/DSLRUsers/Tooleybuc%20-%20Murray%20River%20Panorama.jpg Cheers Warwick
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Re: Tooleybuc - Murray River HDR PanoVery nice result. The larger image looks great and love the flare.
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