I wrote another article for the HDR One online magazine. This time it all about how to capture fireworks shot. So if you like to see how I got all those fireworks shot during New Year, check out this article :)
After all those winter panoramas, I just had to edit something a little warmer :) Not much to say here :)
How about another panorama today. If you have been on the spot, from which I took the one I posted yesterday and turned around, you would see this. This is a suburb of Bratislava, called Petrzalka. This is a 61Mpix photo, manually blended in Photoshop.
I have again included a zoomable version, so just continue to the full post and check it out :)
One of my goals for this year, is trying to make a 1 Gigapixel photo. Just for fun :) The biggest one I did until now was 200Mpix. The photo I’m including here today is a little smaller. Only 102Mpix. Still it’s so huge. After I finished it, I probably spend another hour just looking it over in the full resolution, trying to identify everything I can see in it :)
I have again included a zoomable version, so just continue to the full post and check it out :)
It was quite cold yesterday in Bratislava, but not snowing and almost no wind. So I just could not let it be, and went out to take some nice winter panorama shots. On the right you can see my panorama setup. The camera is actually on the other side of the cables, hanging over the bridge :)
And the daily photos is a 6 tile panorama, each tile from 4 shots (I took 6, but in the end I used only 4). The result was a 92Mpix image :) And so I can show you also all the amazing detail, a photo this big had, there is a new feature on this blog. Open the full post by clicking the title or “view full post” under the photo, to view a zoomable version of the photo :). I suggest switching to full-screen while viewing it (first button from right under the photo).
Let’s continue with my manual blending attempts. Until now I have been only able to successfully blend blue hour shots. Don’t really know why :) But I hope it gets better with each blended photo.
I used 7 exposures here, all combined in Photoshop and then finalized in Photoshop and Lightroom.
