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this is eight shots hand held,croped,and auto ajusted.


This is four shots hand held, croped.


This is 4 or 5 shots hand held, croped.


this is 4 shots, hand hald, and I am going to play with CS3 and see if I can fix it


ALL shots are set to TV at ISO 1600. It was very dark and I get yelled at for useing the flash they said it was to bright and people were complaning about me/it

This is another flickr site I have. If you want to see more please go to This post And please read it first!!!!

Thanks and don't forget to comment

Nick

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Hi Nick,

Excellent work. Do you have any tips you discovered while shooting and which you wish you had known beforehand? Thanks for sharing the photos.

Bob.

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Handheld! Pretty good man, i cant even get my panormas straigh when using my tripod :p its not a real tripid hehe but its does the job sometimes

i mean how do u match the corners or do you have alot of overlaping images?

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Nice work man !

Looks like im going to have to bring someone to watch my daughter next time we are at the Museum while i stay in the dino exibit and try this...

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YES. . . If you go to someplace like this go at the end of the day when the kids are leaving

When trying a pano, and you want to do it in more then 3 shots, I found it best to "side step" about three feet every 2nd shot.
this will give it a flat look. If you look at the right side of the T-Rex you will see that the shot starts to slope.
I was only in one place and turned my body till I got him.

Hand held:
In This post there is a photo of myself. This is how I was shooting.
I would have my elbow proped on my chest with the camera prest to my face and I NEVER took it down to move for the next frame.
I wanted to keep the same level for all shots.
I did have a mono pod with me, but it was more of a hinder then a helper.(because kids would run in front of me and hit it )
A tripod would be good too, but you have to make sure it is right on level all the way around.
Once I found the spot I likeed in the view finder the camera stayed there and I moved.

Lighting
The lighting there was very bad so I had to use a high ISO of 1600.
Even at 1600 the shots were still anywhere from 1/20 to 1/8 and it was always changing.
I have three other pano's that I was doing the did not work because the computer would match up the lighting and I would end up wit a "stair steep" look.
A flash would help this, but not when there is lots of people.

Hope this helps

Nick

PS. if you look in the background of #2 you will see that the T-rex has three sets of legs

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And I thought it was a Tripedatops!

That's excellent advice, Nick. Thanks very much for posting.

Bob.

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Gitzo GT1541T, Arca-Swiss Z1 DP ball-head.
Astrophotography: TEC 140 'scope, FLI ML16803 camera, ASA DDM60 Pro mount.

you welcome.

everyone- - - feel free to post your pano's here aswell.

nick

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