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RE: Mondo ponds trails - Panorama
I have never shot more than one row for a pano before - maybe I should try it once to have a bigger image, and not just a long and narrow one.
I have never shot more than one row for a pano before - maybe I should try it once to have a bigger image, and not just a long and narrow one.
Up until recently that’s allI had done as well, Just this year have I tried three level pianos and I must admit now I will do more
I will definitely try such a pano soon ... I just have to find a good photo opportunity for a big panorama.
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Cool I look forward to seeing what you get :)
Me too, because that means I really have to straighten my tripod so all the frames fit together, and so far I've been pretty lazy ;)
I didn’t use my tripod for this one to be honest I was just so happy to have a nice day and leapt out of the car and started walking, I am a bit slick like that at times, and use my tripos more for early morning or night shots
Without a tripod you are faster, of course ;)
Sometimes I am too lazy to take my tripod with me. I have to use a fast shutterspeed then, but I prefer to shoot landscapes or macros with a tripod.
Yes I do agree with you I should use it more for landscapes its just a bad habit since I seldom carry it into the city with me, but when its in my car with me when I got for local walks and shoots I must get into the habit of getting it out and using it more
I have it always in my car - a small and lightweight aluminum BeeFree tripod from Manfrotto.