Brilliant pano Bryan! I just picked up an xpan so I can shoot similar extra wide panos on vacations as well.
Pali
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Brilliant pano Bryan! I just picked up an xpan so I can shoot similar extra wide panos on vacations as well.
Pali
Austin, I keep admiring your work and it amazes me how well you capture simple scenes. Beautiful classroom photo!
Pali
Lucky! I've been wanting an XPan for years...but the cost has held me back.Quote:
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Thanks! I wish there were more clouds the first day I went to the GC. I spent the night there the second time I went but I haven't hit those rolls yet. Shot some startrails I'm really hoping came out but the moon probably made them too bright. We'll see.
[QUOTE=tuco;1398037]GSW690III, PanF+
Thats an amazing image. Well done.
Thanks chassis, Dick, Pali. Here's another one from the school, just one window over. The slanting light (near sunset) was really nice.
https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4215/...cf05159c_c.jpgClassroom, Portland by Austin Granger, on Flickr
Nice chrome, Austin.
This year's fireworks pictures didn't go well. I never used the T-Mode on this camera before now. I just assumed how it would work. The shutter opens with a press but doesn't close. The fireworks show is in progress and I'm freaking out trying to figure out how to close the shutter in the dark. I advanced to the next frame and I heard the shutter close. So that's what I did to close the shutter. But apparently, judging by the horizontal fireworks lines, you need to cover the lens with your hat or something first. I missed most of the show.
GSW690III, 400TMY
https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4229/...fdd04c46_o.jpg
Camera/Operator Fail by tuco, on Flickr
Wonderful portrait!Quote:
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[QUOTE=JamesCookPhoto;1398785]Thanks.Quote:
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You might consider a locking cable release with shutter set on B. Charley
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