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Published: 2011-01-16 15:12:12 +0000 UTC; Views: 3204; Favourites: 183; Downloads: 0
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EDIT: Fixed the clouds at the far left. The stitching software made a bit of an oops that I didn't catch... Thanks to ~ArtlessHmmmm for pointing it out to me
Taken from the top of the Zugspitze Mountain, Germany...
I'm not sure what country I'm overlooking, but I think it may be Austria.
Camera = Nikon D90
Lens = 18-200 F3.5-5.6 Nikkor (PTGUI Screws with the Meta Data)
Panoramic from 8 HDR images
Each HDRi is comprised of 7 images +/-3EV
Processed in HDR Efext Pro
Stitched together with PTGUI
Noise removed with Noiseware Pro
Comments and Critiques welcome
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Comments: 67
Thanks Leasha
Long time no see... How are things?
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Hey! You should check this one out: [link] !
Completely accidently they look pretty similar, though yours is HDR and mine isn't. (and ofc it's somewhere else) Just thought it was funny to let you know
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nice shot
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Thanks
I took it from a viewing tower placed on one of the highest peaks of the Dolomites (Northern Italy)
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Definitely need to go visit italy... probably going to go this year or next year... not sure...
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awsome. nice colors, nice lightning, nice rendering
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That one is even better than the previous one!!!
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Beautiful transitions from warm stone colours left through to the darker bluer ones on the right and into the distance. On the whole it is nicely stitched - however, 4/5's of the way across the clouds don't mach up and it particularly shows (but only when looking for it). It is truly amazing the blue sky tones show up in the blue distant shadows on the mountains.
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WOW! Good catch... I looked and looked and couldn't find it... then I sat back and did the 100 ft. view and BAM! I saw what you were talking about... I'll have to fix it and upload the corrected version
Great catch, thank you for pointing it out
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no worries - that is so much better now!
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Thanks 
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Masterful work, just came across the program PTGUI, thanks for introducing it to me!! A lot easier to get precise results than in PS... Great scape.
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Yeah, though I still use PS for some panoramics... but I really like the power of PTGUI. It has some very awesome features
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Thanks Wayne. I appreciate it
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Thank you
It truly was spectacular being up there and viewing all of the mountains below
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Ow, that I can well imagine. *daydreams*
And, you're most welcome.
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Great focus and framing! Processing makes you feel like you're there!
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Thanks Kirk
Definitely one of the awesomeist vistas I've ever seen
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Thanks! I agree... Much more awesome being there in person though
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of course~
and your welcome!
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No problem!!!!
Wonderful pic!!!
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Thank you very much
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