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Went yesterday, about a 1 mile loop with some great views. First try at some panoramic shots with Photoshop Elements 7.0

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:thumb: I like the first and last shots the most...a lot more stuff to look at in them :)
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The vertical banding in shots 1 and 3 especially...I read that taking portrait orientation shots instead of landscape shots can help prevent that. Any other suggestions?
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Humboldt wrote:The vertical banding in shots 1 and 3 especially...I read that taking portrait orientation shots instead of landscape shots can help prevent that. Any other suggestions?
Did you use a tripod? Or did you freehand the shots? Most of the time, I can get away with freehanding a panorama, but I try to use a tripod when I can.
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Indy wrote:Did you use a tripod? Or did you freehand the shots? Most of the time, I can get away with freehanding a panorama, but I try to use a tripod when I can.
Freehand.

If I get a nice camera I'll lug a tripod along :D
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Nice Humby! :)

I'll be safe to assume that Trini lives there? :D
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Debbie wrote:Nice Humby! :)

I'll be safe to assume that Trini lives there? :D
You could see his house in the last shot if you knew where to look and it wasn't quite as hazy.
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Nice! I freehand all my panoramas and never do portrait.

I have found that the more overlap you give, the better results you'll have. Try that. When I start moving L>R, I try to keep the focus guides on the horizon or something to keep it "flat".

Keep it up!! Great place there. Are you out hiking or on the mtb?
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I really like the last one.
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Triniwasp has family from Trinidad the country, he does not live in Trinidad California (nearby, but not in it)
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De Plano wrote:Triniwasp has family from Trinidad the country, he does not live in Trinidad California (nearby, but not in it)
doh

DePlano lives somewheres in that last shot, I just blipped right by that one Debbie.
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Humboldt wrote:doh

DePlano lives somewheres in that last shot, I just blipped right by that one Debbie.
Nice! :thumb:
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