Rocky Cape NP, Tassie

[dmdigital]

I think someone else posted up a shot from here recently. Here are two pano's I took back in August.

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2009/10/1163.jpg

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2009/10/1164.jpg

[bblaze]

That was me, I climbed up on that rock on the LHS, dosnt look real big in the pic but try climbing it. Lots of nice colors in the rocks there. Nice pis, how many shots?
cheers
blaze

[wovenrovings]

Nice pictures.
What program did you use to join them up? It has done an excellent job.

[dmdigital]

I use Photoshop CS3. They are both taken from a tripod using a pano rail and head.

First one is 12 shots 24-70mm f/2.8 @ 32mm f/11, 1/125, original 11978 × 3625 pixels
Second is 15 shots 24-70mm f/2.8 @ 24mm f/11, 1/100, original 13080 × 2300 pixels

Here's one more. This is a a collage of 18 shots stitched together to overcome the fact I didn't have a multi-row set-up. The original is 7528 × 5785 pixels

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2009/10/1134.jpg

[dullbird]

why on earth didn't you shut your door???? :D

[werdan]

More to the point, why do you take 18 shots to make an image that is 7528 × 5785, only to reduce it back down to 1024x787, when you could have just shot it with a single image and a wide angle lens? :D

[dmdigital]

why on earth didn't you shut your door???? :D

I had, someone else - who was travelling with me - had opened it and I didn't realise until afterwards:mad:


More to the point, why do you take 18 shots to make an image that is 7528 × 5785, only to reduce it back down to 1024x787, when you could have just shot it with a single image and a wide angle lens? :D
So that it will fit on the forum:p I don't put full res pictures on my Flickr site.

[Cap]

Thanks for the pics, thats now on my long list of places to see this summer ;)

[bblaze]

Thanks for the pics, thats now on my long list of places to see this summer ;)
Not a lot to see there, couple of caves if you are interested, only small.
If you get that close we can do a sandy cape trip
cheers
blaze

[werdan]

So that it will fit on the forum:p I don't put full res pictures on my Flickr site.

Actually, that's a good point. What is the best way to exhibit/share panoramas? I played with them for a bit but then lost interest when I couldn't find a way to share them satisfactorily.

[dmdigital]

I haven't come up with anything yet. and I really don't want the pano images above more than about 1200px on longest side if I can help it.

[werdan]

Actually here's something that might be of interest (or not :) )

SPi-V for Flickr (http://fieldofview.com/flickrtools/) It requires a shockwave plug-in for your browser but it lets you view panoramas in Flickr.

Here's an example that doesn't actually wrap around but you get the idea.

JC's backyard (http://fieldofview.com/flickr/?page=photos/12203323@N00/4003763343)

Controls are the usual up,down,left,right as well as 'shift' to zoom in and 'ctrl' to zoom out.

[dullbird]

those type plug ins always fail to load for me it tells me I have to do them manually all the time and when I do they still dont load in