Sunset(Left) & Moonrise(Right) @ Punggol Jetty

Abuddlah · 16th September 2008

eh, it will be better if the picture is bigger?

lennyl · 16th September 2008

Yeah, would be nicer if this is bigger. I managed to get a larger size (1000x140) from the multiply site, but even that is still too small. I did notice some shadows in the stitching - from vignetting in the original shots?

zzbboyzz · 16th September 2008

Originally Posted by lennyl

Yeah, would be nicer if this is bigger. I managed to get a larger size (1000x140) from the multiply site, but even that is still too small. I did notice some shadows in the stitching - from vignetting in the original shots?

Yeah, cause by the vignetting. Do u have any solution to solve this problem?

zzbboyzz · 16th September 2008

Bigger View below

zzbboyzz · 16th September 2008

Headshotzx · 16th September 2008

I like the concept, but the vignetting kind of kills it. NT though =)

Pokka · 16th September 2008

nice attempt..

KangS · 16th September 2008

Just a question. Did you shoot at manual or AF ? And what lens were you using ?

I would suggest shooting in vertical orientation, with about 35mm focal length and 1/3 overlap. Full manaul control, full manual focus too.

When you finally stitch, you will not likely to get this sort of issues.

lennyl · 17th September 2008

Originally Posted by zzbboyzz

Yeah, cause by the vignetting. Do u have any solution to solve this problem?

See if you can reduce vignetting before stitching. Usually I just try for a larger overlap when shooting.

zzbboyzz · 17th September 2008

Originally Posted by KangS

Just a question. Did you shoot at manual or AF ? And what lens were you using ?

I would suggest shooting in vertical orientation, with about 35mm focal length and 1/3 overlap. Full manaul control, full manual focus too.

When you finally stitch, you will not likely to get this sort of issues.

Shoot in manual, using tokina 12-24mm F4.

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Abuddlah Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 208	Re: Sunset(Left) & Moonrise(Right) @ Punggol Jetty eh, it will be better if the picture is bigger?

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lennyl Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Northern California Posts: 1,522	Re: Sunset(Left) & Moonrise(Right) @ Punggol Jetty Yeah, would be nicer if this is bigger. I managed to get a larger size (1000x140) from the multiply site, but even that is still too small. I did notice some shadows in the stitching - from vignetting in the original shots?

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Headshotzx Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Punggol Posts: 3,997	Re: Sunset(Left) & Moonrise(Right) @ Punggol Jetty I like the concept, but the vignetting kind of kills it. NT though =) __________________ Our pictures are our footprints. It’s the best way to tell people we were here - JoeMcnally \| Flickr

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Pokka Member Join Date: Aug 2002 Posts: 1,354	Re: Sunset(Left) & Moonrise(Right) @ Punggol Jetty nice attempt..

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KangS Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 896	Re: Sunset(Left) & Moonrise(Right) @ Punggol Jetty Just a question. Did you shoot at manual or AF ? And what lens were you using ? I would suggest shooting in vertical orientation, with about 35mm focal length and 1/3 overlap. Full manaul control, full manual focus too. When you finally stitch, you will not likely to get this sort of issues.