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All Gone FULL HDRi PANORAMA by ~Aasmund:iconAasmund:

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Submitted: October 27, 2007
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Model: Canon EOS 40D
F Number: F/7.1
Focal Length: 17 mm
ISO Speed: 100

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Today I decided to give the panorma version of "All gone" a last try, and I think it turned out pretty damn good:D More info about the place and the shot can be found in the first version of "All gone" ([link])

In this version I first merged and tonemapped 18 pictures into 6 HDR images in Photomatix and then made into a panorma og finetuned i PS CS3 Extended. Write a comment if you would like to know how i colourgraded it;)

Comments and favs is allways apreciated:)


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~blushme:iconblushme: Oct 27, 2007, 3:57:30 PM
damn. du er god både teoretisk og praktisk.
elsker bildet
~zume:iconzume: Oct 28, 2007, 2:07:21 AM
It seems you use high end gear, but I've not the financial resources right now to do what you do. I don't have the experience, either. My friend what software would you recommend for creating low budget panoramas? Free would be best actually.

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~Aasmund:iconAasmund: Oct 28, 2007, 7:51:16 AM
I did this in Photoshop, mostly because I do most of my photoediting using that software. I dont know of any free "photomerger", but I'm sure a quick google search will give you that answear;) When it comes to high end gear: the tripod I used was something my grandfather used when he was younger:P
~zume:iconzume: Oct 28, 2007, 6:57:31 PM
Your ancient hear is far more high end than my broom stick that I mounted my camera to. :P
I do my editing in Paint Shop Pro 7. Today I made a huge forest panorama but I cant seem to get rid of distortion...how tree limbs don't line up in the row of images. I feel there is absolutely nothing I can do.

As for panorama software, I found an amazing piece of software that can generate both JPG panoramas and also interactive QuickTimeVR .Mov panoramas. I'm having a lot of fun with that. The software is called "PTGui" and the demo can be downloaded here:
[link] (click the gallery button for some really cool panoramas in different formats).

Let me know if you try and like the software, because I need someone to mooch tips from. :P

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=addr010:iconaddr010: Oct 30, 2007, 3:54:29 AM
it's a really nice look mate, how did you get the colors? ;)
~Aasmund:iconAasmund: Oct 30, 2007, 3:57:17 AM
Channel mixer n adjusmentlayer;) I'll write a tutorial or something later.
~Aasmund:iconAasmund: Oct 30, 2007, 5:46:50 AM
First you make a Channelmixer adjusmentlayer with the settings: R = 0, G = 0, B = 100. Check the monocrome box and click OK. The duplicate the adjusmentlayer and change the blendingmode on the lovermost layer to "screen" and the other one to "multiply". Use a normal brush with lov hardness and paint away the darkest places on the the multiply layer and the lightest places on the screen layer. Adjust the opacity if needed.
~stg123:iconstg123: Oct 30, 2007, 6:15:20 AM
cool look nice ideaand grat job :clap:
~Aasmund:iconAasmund: Oct 30, 2007, 7:13:03 AM
Thank you for the commnent and the fav!
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