Spillway Panorama

joelw135 · 10-26-2005

This panorama was taken today at Carnegie Lake, Princeton NJ. It consists of 11 photos stitched together using Autostitch. The camera used was a Pentax ist DS with a 18mm lens set at F11 and 1/250th. Post processing that consisted of Histogram Equalize and prepared for web in Paint Shop Pro 10. Do to the large size of the photo it will require panning to appreciate the panorama. For those with a dialup connection go here, but you won't get the true effect. http://joel.waxman.org/photos/panofix_small.jpg

edawn · 11-02-2005

I'm surprised no one has commented on this! I think this is just beautiful! The colors are terrific, and the clouds definitely add to the drama. The exposure looks even all the way across, and any frame of this view would have made a nice stand alone pic, especially at the right end. Well done!!

Elaine

joelw135 · 11-02-2005

Thank you edawn, I was suprised I didn't even get a negative comment. Sometimes you never know. Thanks again.

10-26-2005	#1
joelw135 Vicuna Location: New Jersey, USA Posts: 142 CamelKarma: 88 Gallery \| Blog	Spillway Panorama This panorama was taken today at Carnegie Lake, Princeton NJ. It consists of 11 photos stitched together using Autostitch. The camera used was a Pentax ist DS with a 18mm lens set at F11 and 1/250th. Post processing that consisted of Histogram Equalize and prepared for web in Paint Shop Pro 10. Do to the large size of the photo it will require panning to appreciate the panorama. For those with a dialup connection go here, but you won't get the true effect. http://joel.waxman.org/photos/panofix_small.jpg __________________ Members don't see ads in threads. Register your free account today and become a member of PhotoCamel to open up the site's many benefits and features.
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11-02-2005	#2
edawn Llama Posts: 744 CamelKarma: 52 Gallery \| Blog	Re: Spillway Panorama I'm surprised no one has commented on this! I think this is just beautiful! The colors are terrific, and the clouds definitely add to the drama. The exposure looks even all the way across, and any frame of this view would have made a nice stand alone pic, especially at the right end. Well done!! Elaine
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11-02-2005	#3
joelw135 Vicuna Location: New Jersey, USA Posts: 142 CamelKarma: 88 Gallery \| Blog	Re: Spillway Panorama Thank you edawn, I was suprised I didn't even get a negative comment. Sometimes you never know. Thanks again. __________________ Members don't see ads in threads. Register your free account today and become a member of PhotoCamel to open up the site's many benefits and features.
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