Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: Witek on January 10, 2008, 10:31:47 am
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Hi All !
My new panos:
1. www.przewodnicy.zakopane.pl/rozne/20080107.html (http://www.przewodnicy.zakopane.pl/rozne/20080107.html)
stitched from 8 pictures
2. www.przewodnicy.zakopane.pl/rozne/20071218.html (http://www.przewodnicy.zakopane.pl/rozne/20071218.html)
360 degree pano, stitched from 5 pictures taken with fisheye lens
here is QTVR version: www.przewodnicy.zakopane.pl/360/ (http://www.przewodnicy.zakopane.pl/360/)
location: Polish Polar Station, Hornsund, Svalbard
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...oh, and I found two more yet:
3. www.przewodnicy.zakopane.pl/rozne/20071208.html (http://www.przewodnicy.zakopane.pl/rozne/20071208.html)
4. www.przewodnicy.zakopane.pl/rozne/20071228.html (http://www.przewodnicy.zakopane.pl/rozne/20071228.html)
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Best wishes !
Witek
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Both are very nice but the first one is the best northern lights photo I've ever seen.
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First is exceptional. Thanks for sharing.
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First is exceptional. Thanks for sharing.
I agree.
Mike.
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Great work - the first one is a masterpiece.
Congratulations,
Bill
Hi All !
My new panos:
1. www.przewodnicy.zakopane.pl/rozne/20080107.html (http://www.przewodnicy.zakopane.pl/rozne/20080107.html)
stitched from 8 pictures
2. www.przewodnicy.zakopane.pl/rozne/20071218.html (http://www.przewodnicy.zakopane.pl/rozne/20071218.html)
360 degree pano, stitched from 5 pictures taken with fisheye lens
here is QTVR version: www.przewodnicy.zakopane.pl/360/ (http://www.przewodnicy.zakopane.pl/360/)
location: Polish Polar Station, Hornsund, Svalbard
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...oh, and I found two more yet:
3. www.przewodnicy.zakopane.pl/rozne/20071208.html (http://www.przewodnicy.zakopane.pl/rozne/20071208.html)
4. www.przewodnicy.zakopane.pl/rozne/20071228.html (http://www.przewodnicy.zakopane.pl/rozne/20071228.html)
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Best wishes !
Witek
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Gorgeous! Absolutely brilliant work!
John
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Truly awesome! Thanks,
Gerard Kingma
www.kingma.nu (http://www.kingma.nu)
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Ditto! All great, especially #1. Thanks for sharing them.
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Very beautiful!
Can you elaborate on your technique a little (equipment used, exposure times etc.)? I'll be heading north to Norway in March, hopefully seeing and capturing some northern lights as well.
Thanks for sharing!
Andrew
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Very beautiful!
Can you elaborate on your technique a little (equipment used, exposure times etc.)?
Thanks
Nothing special...
Canon 20D, Canon 10-22 @ 10mm, f 4.0, 25 sec., ISO 400, sometimes ISO 800.
good tripod (I use Manfrotto 755B)
Timer Canon TC-80N3 (now I can't imagine taking photos without this gadget)
Make sure that you always have few fresh accumulators in pockets,
in low temperatures...
Few days ago I made simple voltage regulator for external
12V accumulator, with long wire (I have no battery grip).
After first tests, with 12V/4000mAh accu, it allows 22 hours
of shooting in -10 degrees C
(of course timer did it, not me )
And I wish you good luck and bright northern lights
Witek
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Those are exceptional pano's Witek
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Witek,
thanks for the additional infos - they are a good starting point!
Andrew
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Beautifull shots, I was lucky enough to see them for real once, an amazing sight, your pics have brought back good memories! Thanks Wayne
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WOW! What else can I say. pat
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I agree - the first one is great!! I'm in Whitehorse right now (in northern Canada) hoping to find something like it!
Cheers,
Hugh
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I agree with everybody about the 1st shot. It looks incredible! Congrats on the capture.
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Hi Witek
I think your shots 1,2 and 3 are stunning shots of stunning scenes. Well done.
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While the first one is really special, the second one even had my wife going "holy s***". Great shots, man, keep up the good work. You are an inspiration to us all.