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Originally Posted by lynnr
Excellent pictures. Just a thought on the panorama.
If you can lock the focus, exposure and white balance on a middle area of your target panorama before taking the shots you will get a more successful panorama. Also if you take the shots with your camera on its side and take more frames with about 20% overlap this will also increase the quality and impact!
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The panorama was difficult. The focus was locked but the result was due mainly to the fading light. The sun had gone and it was getting darker by the second. Not my best attempt, but my only attempt.
Walking with 2 sticks and a gammy leg, struggling to balance and stand still taking photos with camera on side (which I usually do) was not an easy option. However thanks for the advice.
3rd November 2010, 10:56 AM
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