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27-Aug-2007, 11:39 AM
#1203
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Thx blazeIN, i tried gettin a humming bird too but my batt was dead.
one more with the spider.
By tranceaddict, shot with E5700 at 2007-08-27
one more with the spider.
By tranceaddict, shot with E5700 at 2007-08-27
27-Aug-2007, 04:28 PM
#1209
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yuppers..that was one owl and was at the african lion safari. i shot this set just handheld using the continuous shooting mode and it came out decent. looking back at the pic...the seams are still somewhat visible. does anyone have an idea how good the adobe photoshop stich feature is over the one that comes with the canon software.
i have a number of good panas but often the seams are still visible.
how do you to remove those?
i have a number of good panas but often the seams are still visible.
how do you to remove those?
27-Aug-2007, 04:35 PM
#1210
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Join Date: Dec 2003
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seems are usually visible when u do a pano with too little overlap between pictures and you end up with lens fall off which is hard to stitch together without seams...you should overlap about 30% between images for best results
30-Aug-2007, 01:41 PM
#1214
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At a camera shop in one of the malls in Bangkok....the place was always so overcrowded. Prices were the same as Canada minus the tax so didnt buy much from there except the following..
1 GB CF Sandisk Extreme II - $15
58mm Hoya Circular Polarizer - $30
Small carrying case for my XT - $10
Notice that Canon 70-200 F4L lens on the table...yummy...gotta be my next lens...
DSLR sensors on the wall...lol
1 GB CF Sandisk Extreme II - $15
58mm Hoya Circular Polarizer - $30
Small carrying case for my XT - $10
Notice that Canon 70-200 F4L lens on the table...yummy...gotta be my next lens...
DSLR sensors on the wall...lol
03-Sep-2007, 04:03 PM
#1215
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Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: Mississauga
Posts: 13,184
My first attempts at HDR
any feedback is welcome... i know they're kinda bright but what i was taking was DARK as hell as I took all the pics at night... Should've taken some shots during the day to get a better balance...
any feedback is welcome... i know they're kinda bright but what i was taking was DARK as hell as I took all the pics at night... Should've taken some shots during the day to get a better balance...
