thanks cletus

[gus]

Mate i owe you a beer or 7. I had stuffed this pamorama right royaly & cletus rescued it :thumb

http://humongous.smugmug.com/photos/3795299-L.jpg

[gus]

and with a colour adjustment

http://humongous.smugmug.com/photos/3795391-L.jpg

[gus]

And folks i'll give you all the good oil....what a trip that was sitting on the beach watching this.

[Max]

Hey, congratulations on the superb image, could you share with us what equipment and settings you used? I.E Shutter speed, film ect.

Thanks allot!!

Max! :)

[gus]

Max im a complete idiot & dont worry about that type of stuff...thats what the little screen on the back is for.

I will have a look & see if i can find out

[wxwax]

That's beautiful, Humungus.ness. Nice job Clete.

[cletus]

Humungus,

Glad I was able to help.

That is one great picture (or should that be two great pictures? :dunno) you've got there. The color correction adds a nice touch.

The hardest part of stitching the images together was the fact that the waves moved between the two exposures! I had to hack that together, but otherwise it wasn't too bad. By the way, did you know that there is a Photo Merge utility built into Photoshop CS??? That's the tool I wound up using here.

If I'm ever in the neighborhood I'll take you up on that beer!

[cletus]

Hey, congratulations on the superb image, could you share with us what equipment and settings you used? I.E Shutter speed, film ect.

Thanks allot!!

Max! :)
I hope Mr. RotWL doesn't mind me responding to this, but since I've got copies of his originals...

Olympus C-5050Z
Program Exposure Mode
1/40th sec @ f1.8 (that's one fast digicam!)
ISO 64
35mm equivalent focal length is 35mm

[gus]

Thanks cletus...i looked them up but didnt believe the figures. How is it so fast in such low light ? I thought it would have been at least a second :dunno


The more i lean about photography the more i realize how little i know.

[gus]

Oh..i forgot max.

My tripod was a 4 litre box monster.

[rutt]

I've done a number of large scale image stitching projects and have used panavue (http://www.panavue.com) with great results. I also encountered the wave problem. Panavue gives manual override in the form of manual stitching points.

My most challenging stitching project is here. (http://gate.chezrutt.com:8030/rutt/photos/room10/)

[gus]

good link rutt....even found a pic a few hundred yards from my joint.

My old boat that we lived on in this spot for a couple of years is on the far right.