7 portrait orientation shots stitched with AutoStitch.
Each shot was 20 secs at f/8 using a Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II lens.
Needless to say, this one is better as big as you can see it :)
Taken during the 5th of May Flickr Meet.
View all photos taken: Sunday, 6th May 2007, This photo: 12:09am
gotta love my city.
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I just bought an EF50mm f/1.8 II lens, I will use during a friend's wedding come June. I'm beginning to think what other use this lens has for. I'm really glad to see this photo!!!
Great shots!!!:)
I really thought it was just for "portrait" shots. And I just badly need one for my friend's wedding...and since I seldom take portrait shots, I was beginning to think that lens would only collect dust.
Thank you, I'll check the tags thoroughly later:)
An even better portrait lens is the 85/1.8 apparently, although I've not used it myself (acts like a 135 on a film camera).
The 50mm lens was (in the days of film) the standard focal length and prior to the EOS range, usually the kit lens that came with the camera. On a 400d though, you need to get a lens in the 30-35mm range to get the same field of view, thus the 50mm's reputation as a close portrait lens now.
Ah, I always love your stitched shots, David!
Neat isn't it Margot ? It's also a kind of time capture in that the right hand end is 2min 40 secs further in the past from the left hand end ;-)
Good work, D. It would be interesting to take the same panorama every year on May 5 and see the skyline change over time.
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very cool. about to look at it large. :-)
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Very nice. Autostitch is an excellent piece of software. The program I use, AutoPano Pro, uses the Autostitch library at its heart.
Those Autostitch coders really know their stuff, that's for sure. The only issue I have with it, is that it does not handly vertical panoramas easily (you basically need to rotate all the images 90 degrees, stitch and then rotate it back).
beautiful! it's a good location for a panorama shot.
Wow - this is simply awesome - stitching together 7 20 second shots and getting such a clean result - great panorama!