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What was your ISO on those pictures? And how did you accomplish that last one? Very nice.
Planet San Francisco
I always shoot on ISO 100, it gives you a cleaner pic.All of the shots above were shot with a fixed 50mm 1.8 Canon lens.The last pic is just a regular shot of the bridge/city. To get the effect:Use Polar Coordinates then duplicate layer, flip duplicate horizontally change layer to lighten, color balance and crop.Here is the same trick with a 360* panoramahttp://img91.imageshack.us/img91/4020/perhentian1bz7.jpg
Is the Mindkiller photo just a really big pan? The two photos you posted have flip points. I do not see anything close to that in the Mindkiller photo.
By the way, I rented the Nikon 70-200mm VR2.
The mind killer photo is a 360* panorama shot with 32 photos combined then flipped and polar'd.Mine has flip points because I don't have a 360* shot that I can use to test the method yet, but I will
Nice!How do you like it?What was the rental rate?
how can you flip a 360? if you flip it won't you be getting double? i don't think i understand what you mean by flip because to "flip" in my mind means take what you have on one side, flip it to the other side to make a whole (circle, square, whatever). all that is though is a duplicate of what you started with.how does a 360 get flipped?
Just screwing around I took like 10 pictures. It's very overcast and not well lit at all, that said, these came out great compared to my 18-55. This lens will be mine .
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