Comments on: Belmont Bay Again http://www.gock.net/2010/03/belmont-bay-again/ Newcastle Photographer Sun, 01 Jan 2012 10:23:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: andy http://www.gock.net/2010/03/belmont-bay-again/#comment-377 andy Mon, 03 Oct 2011 11:39:36 +0000 http://www.gock.net/?p=568#comment-377 Thanks Remy! For this one, I used PTGui where you can actually "link" a set of images as one "frame". The linked image may be a set of +2,0,-2 for example. If you have the camera on a tripod and you know that there is no shift in position in the HDR set of 3 exposures, then as far as the alignment is concerned, it will just treat the set as one frame. So in summary, I stitch all 27 at once, there is no alignment of 3 large images. Andy Thanks Remy!

For this one, I used PTGui where you can actually “link” a set of images as one “frame”. The linked image may be a set of +2,0,-2 for example. If you have the camera on a tripod and you know that there is no shift in position in the HDR set of 3 exposures, then as far as the alignment is concerned, it will just treat the set as one frame. So in summary, I stitch all 27 at once, there is no alignment of 3 large images.

Andy

]]> By: Remy Brand http://www.gock.net/2010/03/belmont-bay-again/#comment-376 Remy Brand Mon, 03 Oct 2011 10:08:41 +0000 http://www.gock.net/?p=568#comment-376 Hi Andy, I absolutely love your work and want to follow in a similar direction of photography. I was just wondering with your stitched panorama, is your method to first stitch together the set of 9 images? so that you just have one underexposed image, one normal exposure and one over exposed. Would you then align the 3 and blend exposures? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Remy Hi Andy, I absolutely love your work and want to follow in a similar direction of photography.
I was just wondering with your stitched panorama, is your method to first stitch together the set of 9 images? so that you just have one underexposed image, one normal exposure and one over exposed. Would you then align the 3 and blend exposures? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Remy

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