Lansdowne Panorama
On the last weekend trip to Lansdowne, I took this Panorama photo from Tip-N-Top point. You can see the Western Himalayas in the pic in the background. I took this photo without using tripod. The earlier one (Munnar) was taken using a tripod. The key to any panorama pic is to take shots with 30% of common area between two consecutive shots. You should not move the camera up and down for hoz. panorama, only sideways. Thats why a tripod is necessary. On this trip I totally forgot to bring the tripod:(
I placed the camera on the railing and moved the digicam sideways to capture 5 pics and joined them to create this photograph. Fortunately, the pics came out good enough to create a panorama. To see a bigger version click here.
(ISO 80, f/5.2, Shutter Speed 1/1000 sec)
posted by ~ Deeps ~ @ 10:36 AM
20 Comments:
one word explains this pic....WOWOWOWOW Beautifully taken. i wish i had wings n could fly away into the sky!!!
indeed happy soul..
Oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooh!
Delicious.
oye... cool stuff yaar.
Is this Heaven !!!!!!!!!!!
THE BEST PIC I HAVE EVER SEEN :O
Great Capture Deepak
Did you use any specific software to join the Photos having a preset for Panorama.Please do hint me to it
I am running out of words to express how I think about this image. This definitely is one of your best visualizations. Great capture at that. The larger version almost brought everything alive.
Guruji! No words as I said! Sexy stuff man!
Now that's a panorama if there ever was one... excellent shot...
Brilliant shot Deepak. I love the colour of the sky. What camera do you use. I am asking because most of the cameras come with a panoramic shot options that allows you to do pretty much what you said. Nikon keeps a faded portion of the previosu image so that you can line up the next one with that and it also locks all the camera setting to maintain the same exposure for all shots.
@anz
thanx....even i wish same.....the spot was beautiful
@girl
welcome to my blog, yeah happysoul :)
@woodie....
on that note r u treating me with something delicious to eat :)
@bstm
thanx cm
@chitra
no its not....its quite near to del....make a visit....best pic...thanx a lot.....u made my day
@somitra
thanx.....i took 5 consecutive pics frm my camera, downloaded and feeded them into the mosaicing/panorama software that i got along with my camera and it did the job.....u can also use fotoshop but that gets lil tedious.......
@rohit
thanx dude.......yeah this one has come out well and more so cuz i didnt use tripod which is must for a panorama shot....i was lil fortunate :)
@palak
thanx a lot......good to c u after a long time here.....
@naveen sir
thanx :)
left a comment abt my camera on ur blog...please check it.
Thanks for the comment man.
BTW, what aer you using for the panorama? I have a software that came with my Lumix but it isnt installing properly. Is there any good freeware available out there?
I'm a huge fan of 'paint' and the KISS strategy. I've made panoramas in paint before but I'm just a little lazy these days. Reco some good panorama stitching tool.
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wow.. amazingly beautiful
hey.. thts a good one!!!!
Rashi
Thts a nice shot!!!!
Rashi
A-W-E-S-O-M-E
please upload this on webshots as well.. FLICKR pe image is not upto its true size
sucha pic needs to be seen in full glory
brilliant!
awesome...breathtaking!
awesome...breathtaking!
I habe to confess that when i saw ur matteputty dam panorama photo ages ago, it made me crave for a camera, and when i got the same feature in my phone i was over the moon. I clicked so many panoramic photos with that. offcourse nothing compared to your brlliance that you have captured in this latest photograph. ITS SIMPLY BRILLIANT.
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