Panoramic Photos Using the Ultrawide Lens

Pop Photo had an article about getting sky and ground together using a semi-fisheye lens or using several ultr-wide shots together in a panorama. These three shots were made using the Canon Photostitch software.

http://www.shuttertalk.com/forums/im...treewideSM.jpg

http://www.shuttertalk.com/forums/im...ath2wideSM.jpg

http://www.shuttertalk.com/forums/im...pathwideSM.jpg

Hi Don loving the last shot! Just a couple of things that strike me, just the shadow on the left seems to unbalance the shot a little aswell as the horizon doesnot help there but other wise a beautiful shot, would love to have it on my desktop :)

Hi Don,
I also like Photo 3.The colours of the field and the sky are great. I also dont understand the shadow on the left.
yoyo

It seems the shadow focus's the eye down the drive more. I realise the horizon is tilted, but it works for me in this case. It adds to the wild, rugged look.
A good shot Don.

Nice, I love the last one, very moody and dramatic with those clouds.

I think an old vintage and rusty pick up truck going up the track would be the cherry on the cake.

Well done.

Thanks guys.

Don you need to lock the exposure. Or use an program which has exposure matching option in the program. I use Panorama Factory, and it's free to try.

Thanks GRF. I'm going to try it.