Robin Usagani
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You need to start doing pano shots man. Take several shots and stitch them.
Mississippi River Bridge Shots. Thoughts/Comments?
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I took one while out there with my Tamron 18-270
Panos suck online lol, they're never a good size to show.
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Well.. not that extreme LOL . I just feel like the photos you posted can have longer width ratio a bit. 2:1 or 3:1 would be good.
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Ok, you lost me when you hit the ratio bit (horrible at math)
Care to explain Mr. Schwetty?
Maybe an extra shot on each end is what you mean? To add a bit more width to it?
Care to explain Mr. Schwetty?
Maybe an extra shot on each end is what you mean? To add a bit more width to it?
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like a 10"x5" photo or 15"x5". The panoramic photo you posted is like 7:1 ratio or something. I am talking more like 3:1.
