Many Glacier TS pano

schmoo · October 3, 2007

We've all heard about this, yet few seem to have actually done it. :wink

This was my first (successful) vertical pano using the Marc-and-Andy-made-famous 24mm tilt-shift lens. It's a cool trick made even cooler once you do it yourself. Sure you can use a wide angle and then just crop a square into it but that's not as much work... er, I mean fun.

Feedback appreciated! Thanks

ziggy53 · October 3, 2007

Oh wow! Excellent! Superb! I love this image! (Can you tell?)

thumb Way up!

greenpea · October 3, 2007

Great job schmooo!

I been waiting to see some montana examples of images with your 24 TS.

schmoo · October 3, 2007

Wow thanks ziggy. Your response is unexpected (but welcome!)

Andrew, I have a TON of panos like this to go through and I will eventually go through them and post them. I just have to pick which ones in which I didn't mess up the composition. I found it was a little hard for me to "see" my photo before shooting it, hence things ended up being a little off.

wxwax · October 3, 2007

This is striking and beautiful. Very nice!

gluwater · October 3, 2007

Great Shmoo! I'm getting sick of my 14"x42" panos. Who could possibly hang that on their wall. I think I may be testing out a T/S soon. Did you do any multi row panos like this? I am assuming this is two images.

schmoo · October 3, 2007

gluwater wrote:

Great Shmoo! I'm getting sick of my 14"x42" panos. Who could possibly hang that on their wall. I think I may be testing out a T/S soon. Did you do any multi row panos like this? I am assuming this is two images.

Thanks Nick and Sid! Shay's 10x4 ratio not work for you either?

I actually did take at least one 6-shot pano (two parallel rows of three) but I haven't had the time to work on them yet. Scratch that - I might have had the time but it's hard for me to sort out which shots they are from my mess of 98273478623467234 other sunrise shots that same morning. :bluduh

I'll get to it though, and post them.

leaforte · October 3, 2007

I love the expanse of this shot. I do feel a hump in the middle of the river though; is the river flowing towards me or away from me? Sort of a knotts berry-ish feel. The shot is beautiful, thanks for sharing.

gus · October 4, 2007

Great colour schmooo !

Elaine · October 4, 2007

Very beautiful! I love the colors and the expansive feel this type of pano provides. It sure is fun to see what all people are putting together after the Glacier trip!

schmoo · October 4, 2007

gus wrote:

Great colour schmooo !

That's all Mom Nature, big g! I just pushed the button.

Leaforte you bring up a good point. I think the river was flowing away from me but it was windy and cold and I didn't get too close to the edge of the gorge there.

Andy · October 4, 2007

schmooo wrote:

and I didn't get too close to the edge of the gorge there.

dmmattix · October 4, 2007

Perfect

Andy wrote:

It's a pain when someone is around documenting everything. I guess it depends upon one's definition of too close now doesn't it. But it looks as though the front leg of the tripod could not go much further

Good catch.

Mike

schmoo · October 4, 2007

Andy wrote:

It's! All! Relative!

schmoo · October 4, 2007

dmmattix wrote:

It's a pain when someone is around documenting everything. I guess it depends upon one's definition of too close now doesn't it. But it looks as though the front leg of the tripod could not go much further

Good catch.

Mike

Yeah, those damn photographers shooting photos and stuff. Geeze!

I agree, it depends on the definition of "close." I could have gone down further than that rock but I wasn't feelin' it so I stayed there. The path led right up to it, meaning that it wasn't risky enough.

Many Glacier TS pano

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