Following on from yesterday’s post, some further panoramic shots of Bangkok taken during a hazy sunset. Today I’ve decided to go with the sepia toned monochrome treatment. The first image is a 5 shot stitched panorama. Made using the 102 megapixel Fujifilm GFX 100s the file size of the panoramic was a memory test for the computer with the composite file reaching over 5 gigabyte during processing. I ended up with a file that would print at high resolution […]
all shots were handheld, but with the low speed of the flight and all the elements of the image being distant, compiling the shots necessary for a panoramic was possible.
the photograph was taken after a sweaty late morning hike up a hill to an elevation of about 200-300 metres.
Digging out the old photo negatives and giving them a new life as a stitched panorama. Albany, Western Australia, circa 1990.
An experiment using multiple images and layers to achieve an intriguing result.
A four-shot stitched panoramic of the Maui coast. The four frames were taken from the deck of a boat with all camera settings set in manual mode for consistency.
All camera settings were in manual mode and were identical for all 11 shots. Ideally, the shots would have been taken from a tripod using a bubble level to ensure a perfect horizontal.