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Ok, before everyone gets their panties in a bunch, this panorama isn't in any way intended to be a display of ANY photography skills. I just thought it was a pretty view the other day and decided to share the view. I forgot my tripod at home, so I had to do it handheld, hence the unbelievable shittyness and unevenness.

Though one question, I'm still quite an amateur to photography, but I do enjoy landscape shots and things relating to that, especially panoramas. So how can I get it so the lighting blends in smoothly between shots? As you can see right now each individual picture is very clearly lit differently. Should I just find a middle of the road setting for the light meter and keep those settings for each shot, even if the light meter tells me to do otherwise?
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>> Anonymous
Use PTGui. It will do better than layering them like that.
>> Anonymous
Hugin and PTstitcher
>> Anonymous
Awesome, thanks guys. I'll try it now and post the end results if it comes out halfway decent.
>> Anonymous
Do those programs automatically adjust the lighting or just stitch them?

Should I lock the exposure and take all the shots?
>> Anonymous
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I fucking love you /p/.

And also,>>111306was not me (the OP).

But to answer his question, no you don't have to. The program blends it all for you.

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>> Anonymous
>>111312

What's that black line in your picture?
>> Anonymous
>>111323

A sky nigger taking off.
>> Anonymous
>>111323

A power line. :/

I can't get it out of the shot because there's a steep hill right in front of me and nowhere to stand.
>> Anonymous
>>111341

Clone tool.
>> Anonymous
So did you just turn around on one spot?

That's pretty damn impressive from PTGui.
>> Anonymous
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>>111346

Yes I did.

And here's the finished product. Thanks /p/.

I have one more I'm gonna shop the power line out of too, I'll post it when I'm done.

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>> Anonymous
>>111383

So did you just "buy" it or what? If you know what I mean.
>> Anonymous
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>>111385

Heh, yeah I did.

Here's the 2nd. Same place, different weather/time of day.

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>> Vincent
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PTGui is amazing, Heres one I took today.

Also You can stitch verticals aswell, (Verticals AND horizontal rows of pics at the same time I mean), Because right now your pic, while it looks good, involves a lot of looking to see it all, And with extra height its easier to look at.

Pic very much related, 6 pics across 3 pics down (for a total of 18 pictures combined)
And yes, no Tripod, this was handheld.

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>> Anonymous
>>111403

Yeah it definitely is amazing. I couldn't believe how easy it was. Didn't have to work at all to get it perfectly stitched.

I'll definitely try stitching something vertical . I'm probably going photoshooting up in the mountains on Saturday so I'll keep an eye out for something that might work. Thanks.
>> Anonymous
>>111403

How would one hold the camera for getting 2 or more rows of pictures? At an angle when it's up and down?
>> Anonymous
>>111403

I forgot to mention, that's a beautiful shot. Where is it? The Sierras I'm guessing, since they just got like 10ft of snow.
>> Anonymous
>>111288

where can i get PTgui full version?

or is the trial the same as full

because PTSTITCHER and hugin fail sometimes
>> Anonymous
>>111415

You can buy it, or you can "buy" it.
>> Vincent
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>>111410
No just like normal, heres something to give you an idea. Remember to overlap images though.

The camera is still in "Landscape" orientation, you just make sure to take a few "Rows" of pics, with overlap on both horizontal and vertical axis.

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>> Anonymous
holy shit OP is lurking around my Simi Valley
>> Anonymous
>>111478

OH SHI-