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Re: Shanghai pano
Now that does look spectacular Ian, cityscape images by night fall certainly take the biscuit don't theyRegards Huw
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Re: Shanghai pano
Originally posted by Ian View PostThe new Nikon V1 doesn't have a panorama assist feature, but that doesn't mean you can't make panos with this camera. Here is a four frame (landscape) panorama taken from the 35th floor of the Hyatt here in Shanghai:
The pano was stitched in Photoshop CS4.
Ian
I'm loving the urban night skies you're getting from that camera. The clouds are clearly seen and the colour seems to be spot on; very typical of a night sky over a well lit city.
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... and before you ask, Barrie, I'm sure I'll be able to sleep ... if I could just escape a 'yakattack' visitor and get upstairs to bed.
Pol
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Re: Shanghai pano
I've now had another study of this panorama and it's truly very impressive. It's possible to count along the line of lights bordering the quaysides, every building can be differentiated and small boats can easily be picked out on the water. As I said previously, lots of realistic detail, colour and tones in the sky too.
Pol
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