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Monastery Scene
© J_Fonze
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Uploaded: 01/20/08 5:55 PM GMT
Monastery Scene
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::sailorman6309
01/20/08 7:21 PM GMT
Hmmmm. Good intentions, but your panorama-creation program didn't work very well, leaving you with mis-alignments. Those are somewhat difficult to correct, but you could easily clone the sky and foreground to fill the white areas left by the panorama program. While you're at it, maybe you could clone out the power lines?
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May your troubles be fewer, Your blessings be more,
And nothing but happiness Come through your door.
Nice try at a panoramic strip. Two recommendations:
1) Use a tripod with the rotation axis at of extremely close to the axis of your lens, taking all your shots from the same location.
2) try to take your shots with about a 30% overlap. It helps to have good matching points for you splice.
It would also be a great improvement to remove the power lines by moving in closer, if possible, or in post-processing.
1) Use a tripod with the rotation axis at of extremely close to the axis of your lens, taking all your shots from the same location.
2) try to take your shots with about a 30% overlap. It helps to have good matching points for you splice.
It would also be a great improvement to remove the power lines by moving in closer, if possible, or in post-processing.
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"There are two way’s of exerting one’s strength; one is pushing down, the other is pushing up."
Booker T Washington
Excellent suggestions from the folks above. I find the white areas distracting - but the Monastery is most interesting with beautiful architecture. Maybe you could take some shots of the Monastery from different angles. Good luck and keep the images coming :)
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I need to catch up on things so can't comment too much. But I love all of your fine images :)
I'd have taken it from a slightly differen angle in order to loose the house on the right. By Jove, you are on the right track.
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As it was in the beginning is now and ever shall be, road construction without end. AMEN.