Horseshoe Bend No. 3
108-photo multi-row HDR panorama. 35,605 x 18,276. (650 megapixels.)
A little bit after sunrise. Sky starting to fill in with beatiful clouds over a deep blue background.
In the previous two photos that I shared of Horseshoe Bend, I had to crop the fully stitched image below ~512 megapixels in order to import into Lightroom. This resulted in a lot of the sky being removed as well as some of the edges of the canyon.
This photo's sky had fantastic clouds and color; I wasn't prepared to simply crop it off, so I had to go back to the drawing board.
After trying a few different methods, I ended up processing this almost the same as the last two shots in PTGui, but instead of cropping and then going back to LR, I cut the photo in half and took each half into LR. I processed each half separately and then reassembled.
This probably took around 3 or 4 hours to process since I had some trouble slicing and reassembling the photo properly.
My gear
Canon EF50mm f/1.2L USM lens (w/ hood)
Hoya UV filter (sometimes I use a polarizer)
iFOOTAGE TC7 Carbon Fiber Tripod w/ Quick Fastbowl
Acratech Multi-row panoramic head
EOS R/R5 compatible mounting plate
Software
Color Fidelity Color Profiles for Canon EOS R5
Some of these links are referral links; buying from them will send me a couple bucks. Thanks for your support.
Horseshoe Bend No. 3
108-photo multi-row HDR panorama. 35,605 x 18,276. (650 megapixels.)
A little bit after sunrise. Sky starting to fill in with beatiful clouds over a deep blue background.
In the previous two photos that I shared of Horseshoe Bend, I had to crop the fully stitched image below ~512 megapixels in order to import into Lightroom. This resulted in a lot of the sky being removed as well as some of the edges of the canyon.
This photo's sky had fantastic clouds and color; I wasn't prepared to simply crop it off, so I had to go back to the drawing board.
After trying a few different methods, I ended up processing this almost the same as the last two shots in PTGui, but instead of cropping and then going back to LR, I cut the photo in half and took each half into LR. I processed each half separately and then reassembled.
This probably took around 3 or 4 hours to process since I had some trouble slicing and reassembling the photo properly.
My gear
Canon EF50mm f/1.2L USM lens (w/ hood)
Hoya UV filter (sometimes I use a polarizer)
iFOOTAGE TC7 Carbon Fiber Tripod w/ Quick Fastbowl
Acratech Multi-row panoramic head
EOS R/R5 compatible mounting plate
Software
Color Fidelity Color Profiles for Canon EOS R5
Some of these links are referral links; buying from them will send me a couple bucks. Thanks for your support.