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[CaptainTom]

I don't get out very much to take photos just for myself.
Spent a restful week in Santa Fe, NM recently and other than taking architectural shots of the house(s) we were staying in, I was able to just hang out with my camera and try some different things.

1- optical illusion ?
2- Microsoft Logo ?
3- Work ? (it's tough, but somebody has to do it)

[jeffro20]

1- optical illusion ? Yes
2- Microsoft Logo ? Somewhat
3- Work ? (it's tough, but somebody has to do it) I would think pleasure.


Looks like a cool place to hang for a few days.

What lens was used on the wide room shot?

[CaptainTom]

Originally Posted by jeffro20

1- optical illusion ? Yes
2- Microsoft Logo ? Somewhat
3- Work ? (it's tough, but somebody has to do it) I would think pleasure.


Looks like a cool place to hang for a few days.

What lens was used on the wide room shot?

Canon 17-40L stitched three together.

[jeffro20]

Originally Posted by CaptainTom

Canon 17-40L stitched three together.

Nicely done.....I can't find any traces of that technique....but then again, what do I know.

[CaptainTom]

Thanks for the ultimate compliment. That's the idea of stitching, and sometimes it goes better than others.

quick tips re: stitching

1- tripod
2- everything manual on camera ,, focus, exposure, white balance
3- hold your breath.

[kenw]

art for art's sake: gotta love what it can do to knock out a few cobwebs.

(Art is one lucky dude!)

[jeffro20]

Originally Posted by CaptainTom

Thanks for the ultimate compliment. That's the idea of stitching, and sometimes it goes better than others.

quick tips re: stitching

1- tripod
2- everything manual on camera ,, focus, exposure, white balance
3- hold your breath.

I'm still looking for any clues.....can't find 'em.

Using this technique?

http://thoughtmenagerie.wordpress.co...-in-photoshop/

Stitching Photos Together in Photoshop

I’ve had a great time today stitching panoramas together in Photoshop. The functionality can be found under file > Automate > Photomerge and you load a whole bunch of separate images together and out pops the composite or panorama. It works flawlessly (so far) and seems much better than ptGui; software I tried out for doing similar composites.

[CaptainTom]

yep CS3 there are other programs that are more flexible