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Another shot from the same location as: [link]
From the start I was planing this panorama shot to be at least 5 shots big, just to try and capture a bit more of this beautiful afternoon. But due to all the branches and other stuff in the way I settled for a much smaller version. Its not much bigger than a normal 10mm shot, although I get rid of the vignetting and distortions in the corners due to the crop I did on both sides.
The sun was painting some of the trees on the other side with its beams when breaking through the rather thick cloud formations behind me.
Shot in RAW, then made some smaller adjustments in Lightroom(vibrance +30), then merged into one file, cropped resized and finally sharpened in Photoshop.
Cheers!
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Bromma, Sweden.
Canon Eos 400D
Sigma 10-20 mm f: 4-5,6
Manfrotto 725B
Hoya ND8
Focal Length: 10mm
Shutter Speed: 1/100
Aperture: f7,1
ISO: 100
From the start I was planing this panorama shot to be at least 5 shots big, just to try and capture a bit more of this beautiful afternoon. But due to all the branches and other stuff in the way I settled for a much smaller version. Its not much bigger than a normal 10mm shot, although I get rid of the vignetting and distortions in the corners due to the crop I did on both sides.
The sun was painting some of the trees on the other side with its beams when breaking through the rather thick cloud formations behind me.
Shot in RAW, then made some smaller adjustments in Lightroom(vibrance +30), then merged into one file, cropped resized and finally sharpened in Photoshop.
Cheers!
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Bromma, Sweden.
Canon Eos 400D
Sigma 10-20 mm f: 4-5,6
Manfrotto 725B
Hoya ND8
Focal Length: 10mm
Shutter Speed: 1/100
Aperture: f7,1
ISO: 100
Image size
900x556px 384.25 KB
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Single exposure? I personally would have gone for a smaller aperture so those trees were more in focus, but I love this all the same 