Kepple Pano 2
One last panorama taken at Kepple Falls. This is approx 12 shots. I use Panopro for my stitching work.
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Kepple Pano 2
One last panorama taken at Kepple Falls. This is approx 12 shots. I use Panopro for my stitching work.
Available for sale as Cards, Matted Prints, Laminated Prints, Mounted Prints and Framed Prints
coffeetea, 7 months ago
Beauutiful view!
Mark Jones in reply to coffeetea’s comment, 7 months ago
Thankyou very much. It was taken by panning the head around about 180 degrees, then stitched together.
coffeetea, 7 months ago
wow, big project! very well done. so wide !!
Mark Jones in reply to coffeetea’s comment, 7 months ago
It takes nothing to do it if you use the Panopro program. you just take photos using a tripod, and overlap each shot, then download the images and the program puts it all together for you.
ByrneFoto, 7 months ago
Glorious work Mark!
AnnieD, 7 months ago
Very lovely shot. Beautiful exposure!!
coffeetea, 7 months ago
Thank you! Mark
Andrew Clinkab..., 7 months ago
I love how you make it sound so easy ha…..I did a search for panopro and there seem to be several by that name…which one do you use? love this shot
Annette Blattman, 7 months ago
excellent exposure, very nice pano, do you use a pano head on your tripod?
Mark Jones in reply to Annette Blattman’s comment, 7 months ago
Thanks Annette. No I don’t use a pano head. I set my tripod up and basically rotate the head whilst looking through the view finder, and adjust the tripod until I get it level. Then I step through the turning the head bit again whilst looking through the view finder, part pressing the shutter button to check the exposure range at each shot I am going to take. Then after determining the correct setting, I take the shots. I download my shots to Panopro, which stitches them and it has not failed me yet.
RichardV, 7 months ago
Well done Mark. Excellent work.
Mark Jones in reply to Andrew Clinkaberry’s comment, 7 months ago
I think if you search Panopro, and you will find version 3 is the latest, I think. It costs about $40 I think from memory. It my be European based?
Mark Jones in reply to RichardV’s comment, 7 months ago
Thanks Richard.
It is quite good how Panopro works to stitch the images. You do need to get them right first, but once that is done, the program does the rest.