{} This came out of three 19mm shots with a NEX6 {} This was from fourteen 35mm shots with the same NEX6.
I posted this one in another thread a couple of weeks ago, but what the heck. {} Crater Pano-2 by Holzwerk, on Flickr Stitched from 14 raw portrait orientation images, shot with the A7 and SEL2470.
The one's I did in Greece last year Most of these were in camera panorama's. A couple were manually stitched... https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.282864575192496.1073741828.100004068665460&type=3
Wats the trick to do manual stitch ? I usually use the in cam stitch but sometimes want more control..
{} Monitor Pass by Jeff Addicott, on Flickr {} First Glimpse of Sierra Nevada by Jeff Addicott, on Flickr {} Sierra Nevada Range Panorama by Jeff Addicott, on Flickr I highly recommend a tripod head that is easy to level, then a panoramic swiveling base on top of that.
Thought I'd share these for my first post as I just switched from alpha mount cameras to e-mount. These are from a NEX-5T with Zeiss 12mm Touit. Sent from my XT1080 using TalkEmount mobile app
Wow! First one is awesome!! Any hints on how you shot it? Any foreground lighting? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
This shot of the Sierra Nevada crest, taken from 10,000 ft. up in the White Mtns., is stitched together from 8 portrait orientation images, taken with the A7 and SEL2470 @24mm. {} Sierra Nevada Panorama by Holzwerk, on Flickr
Mount Washington Hotel / Resort - Breton Woods, New Hampshire 7-shot stitch from the SEL24F18Z in portrait mode on the A6000. Final image size was just under 20,000 x 5,000 pixels. {}
Thanks everyone. It is a pano of 5 images. Each is 30 secs at f/2.8. Stitched and edited in Photoshop. A person was "painting" the rocks with a flashlight from the left side.
Amazing Cape Town {} Cape Town City Center & Lion's Head as seen from the Table Mountain par IzTheViz, sur Flickr
If anyone doesn't know about this software, I'd highly recommend it and it's free: http://www.cs.bath.ac.uk/brown/autostitch/autostitch.html I used it to make my panoramas: {} Uzbek desert panorama by Ben Grady, on Flickr
