This is a Pano, shot with flash on. A first for me.
Amazing!
Both flash and camera settings on full manual?
Panoramas..on Olympus.
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Amazing!
Both flash and camera settings on full manual?
Seems like a pretty candid manner of taking panos!
microcosm
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Bro, is the underexposure intentional? Or you might have to calibrate your screen now... because it is under on mine.
Buy and Sell section ;p.. there is a way of calibrating ur screen without using it..
BTW its under exposed in my screen too..
I used that in my CRT and it better than not calibrating the monitor.. for my laptop, i just adjust my brightness.
Panoramic photography is not just for landscape . You can use it for group shots or other effect.
Click here to see of my panoramic group shots taken by A70.
Click here to see of my panoramic group shots taken by A70.
microcosm
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Panoramic photography is not just for landscape . You can use it for group shots or other effect.
Click here to see of my panoramic group shots taken by A70.
Lovely photo!!
Panoramic photography is not just for landscape . You can use it for group shots or other effect.
Click here to see of my panoramic group shots taken by A70.
Its very nice.. :thumbsup:
Panoramic photography is not just for landscape . You can use it for group shots or other effect.
Click here to see of my panoramic group shots taken by A70.
Nice concept. I want to try too. Thanks for sharing.
holidaydom
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A Prime Lens is any lens that has a fixed focal length, vs a zoom lens that can change it's focal length by zooming in or out...
The OLY 35mm is a cheap macro but do not discount its performance because of the price.
I recently bought one for my cousin who just recently got her first DSLR (E500) and she's been using it more often than her kit lenses cos it's sharper and gives a nice perspecive.
Oh an one other thing, a Macro lens is worth its weight in gold on rainy days when you're stuck at home with nothing to shoot! :bsmilie:
But back to your question on distorsion, yes; prime lenses tend to have less distorsion issues but there will always be some nonetheless...
Most good stitching programs out there (eg: Panorama Factory) have aglorithiums that take care of the lens distorsion before stitching; but you can also use other programs like PTLens to take care of the distorsion before you move on to stitching.
Prime lens also tend to have better resolving power. i.e. higher resolution, sharper images.
This would matter if you plan to blow up your panos on print or allow higher level of magnifcation zoom for interactive panos on a computer display.
Distortion does matter when you have very fine details that you need to stitch. There are times when distortion correction doesn't solve all your problems.
This would matter if you plan to blow up your panos on print or allow higher level of magnifcation zoom for interactive panos on a computer display.
Distortion does matter when you have very fine details that you need to stitch. There are times when distortion correction doesn't solve all your problems.
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