Leeds Castle Pano (Colour and B&W)

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Well I managed to get out today so I visited Leeds Castle for a wander with Mr D700 today and had a jolly relaxing afternoon with lots of cups of tea by the lake.

Here is a pano I have just stitched together, I have done a B&W conversion as well

Colour Version Small
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Link to large image.
http://www.pbase.com/nwheal/image/117860253/original

Black and White Version Small
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Link to large image.
http://www.pbase.com/nwheal/image/117860250/original



Nigel
 
Lovely pano, I think the B&W version works better as the light seems a little on the dull side for the colour shot. Has to be viewed large to fully appreciate the photo. How many shots where stitched together and at what focal length did you shoot at?
 
chewyuk said:
I rather like that, especially the mono, might be tempted to boost the contrast in the foreground Nigel. Great shot.
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Chewyuk

Thanks for the comments I will have a look at that and most likely do a re edit, wanted to post these up as I tried some new ideas for the Pano. Use to get bad distortion with my previous method but these seem to have turned out find and dandy.

Cheers


ShootinJack said:
Lovely pano, I think the B&W version works better as the light seems a little on the dull side for the colour shot. Has to be viewed large to fully appreciate the photo. How many shots where stitched together and at what focal length did you shoot at?
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ShootinJack, thanks for the comments this pano is made up of 14 shots taken at 32mm ƒ7.1 1/1000 it does look a lot better large..

Many thanks for the comments

Nigel
 
I agree with the guys very nice, little tweak in contrast and its spot on.

Andy
 
chewyuk said:
Have you used PT Gui at all, or do you stitch them in PS. PTGui is well worth a look.
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Chewyuk

I use PS since I have that already, I did have a look at the trial version of PT Gui but for the amount I do I think I will stick with PS it seems to be fine for me.

Cheers

Nigel
 
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