Vertical panorama of the Shibuya-gawa made in HDR with PTGui
As I dont have a Fuji 6×24cm format camera [I used to use the 6x17 and oh boy, what a camera] , I had to make the sort of vertical panorama I would have made with the 6×24 by shooting this one digi and stitching it together. Gonna rent a 6×24 soon and shoot some stuff like this in Tokyo though…..
First time I have used PTGUi for the HDR and stitching processes. Pretty good results.
Full description of how this was shot and made, here:
japanorama.co.uk/2009/09/22/using-ptgui-with-bracketed-hdrs/
Nikon D300
Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8 @ f/7.1
5-shot bracketed burst
3-POVs: 70degrees up-angle, level and 70 degrees down-angle
Post-pro: PTGui, Photoshop, Nik3
9 comments
Stephan Zahn wrote...
really cool! extreme angle....
John Perez wrote...
Very interesting and clever.
A new genre? And I like it.
Eric Flexyourhead wrote...
Wow! Loving this vertical pano shot, Alfie! But it really needs to be viewed at the original size to really get the feeling of the buildings towering over you and all of the incredible little details in the scene. As always... outstanding work!
Alfie Goodrich wrote...
Cheers man. I see these being viewed best as large prints.... which is what I am heading towards with this technique.
Winecoff wrote...
That's really amazing. Has sort of a tunnel effect!
Neal wrote...
great shape!
Milena Velikova wrote...
Interesting :)
Bruce Berry wrote...
Awesome Vertorama!
wow this is different, amazing shot