First panorama canon 100 400mm - c&c if you have the time

[Raincheck]

An other panorama of the same bridge, please click on the link for a full view. Original image is 21000 x 4000 px 1.6 GB
Link to resized file: click here

 

[Ron Evers]

Very sharp, very nice, well done, I do not see the stitches.

 

[Raincheck]

Thanx Ron,

It was a bit windy so I could not get a nice reflection in the water but better luck next time...
Ps. PS is my big friend to mask the stitches they where there but tiny....

 

[ann]

nice, but with the proper stitching program there should be no need for masking after the fact.

 

[WilfordSy]

Looks great! Very sharp indeed! I like it. The editing was also superb.

The only concern I can see is that the image is a little bit underexposed in the right side (the buildings) most probably because the clouds are darker in that side.

 

[Raincheck]

Hi girls & guys,

I have to set the canon on manual for Aperture Priority, WB, ISO and focusing otherwise you need to tweak almost all images. And yes WillfordSy the right hand side is a bit under as the sun was coming from that direction and was mostly in the shade, any tips on how to prevent that before processing?

Ann I have several stitching applications but like the Adobe standard photo merge the most, the errors I had to remove where all the so called user errors like I said have to practice a bit more with the lens to get a good feel where the so called 'entrance pupil' lives.

And I tried the ISO expansion settings for the first time in “L” mode (ISO 50) or is it better not to go there and just use a filter to stop it down a bit.

Any way thanks for your comment,
Rain

 

[rpm]

came out really well. congrats.