I decided to use this challenge to learn to do something that I have wanted to do for a long time: panoramas. This is two photos stiched together with Arcsoft Panorama software. It was so easy to do, I can't believe I didn't try it sooner!
22 mm, F 16, 1/60 sec, ISO 200
For choose your challenge, I did a challenge that I missed earlier: vintage. This is my friend's antique dresser that has been repainted red. I love the colors and the drawer pulls. I can't decide if this photo would be better with more of the pulls in focus or not.
50 mm, F 4.8, 1/50 sec, ISO 200
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Beautiful pictures, I love both of them very much. I have never tried the photo stitching, I have the program but have never experimented with it, so you have inspired me to try.
Ooooh, pretty! I have yet to try stitching a panoramic... you are one brave woman! I'll have to try it sometime. Gulp. ;)
The panoramic piecing together is a great take on the challenge!
Wow! Awesome job Jen!! Love the panoramic! The clouds rolling over that hilltop are just sweet!
What a great view!
beautiful! the clouds in the first picture are amazing! You did an awesome job at putting them together! I'm going to have to try it! I also really like your vintage shot! you took it from a great angle!
Great job on both those photos! Stitching for the panoramic... you did amazing!! I've never tried that!
WOW!!!! BOTH pictures are amazing, I'm LOVING the panoramic shot-- is that stitching program expensive? It looks difficult! I LOVE the vintage too, great angle and lighting... and what an awesome dresser!
Spectacular view!
The stitching program came free with my camera bundle. It is a Nikon program. I understand, though, that you can do the same thing in photoshop.
It was super easy too. I just made sure to take the pictures with the same settings at the same level and to overlap the images by about 1/3. Then I uploaded them to the program, selected them, and hit a button to process them. The computer did most of the work. I just had to crop off the curved edges. Super easy!
I'm not sure what the process is in photoshop, though.
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