Panoramas

[stepbystep]

Great shots Alex!!
Here's one to take you elsewhere on a Monday morning. Eldon Peak

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[walkon]

Not in anyway near SBS or well anyone elses league really but they put a smile on my face.

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Mt Howitt looking east,

Crosscut Saw looking south sort of

[MickyB]

There are some awesome panoramas here.

Icefest - You have taken some great shots. Love your one of 'On the descent from the Pegasus, looking down at Lake Uranus'. It is beautifully framed. I also really like the sunset photos from the Southern Ranges. Your photo 'Looking north from the summit of the Ironbounds' makes me feel a bit sea sick

[icefest]

There are some awesome panoramas here.

Icefest - You have taken some great shots. Love your one of 'On the descent from the Pegasus, looking down at Lake Uranus'. It is beautifully framed. I also really like the sunset photos from the Southern Ranges. Your photo 'Looking north from the summit of the Ironbounds' makes me feel a bit sea sick

Gee thanks

I'm really hoping to be able to return to the WAs and repeat that shot with a nice camera (I'm still trying to decide if the A7R is worth the extra money or not) and an 8mm fisheye.
Same with the PB summit, the camera I was using had severe problems with the dynamic range (and required much PP artistry to get passable shots)

The "Summit of the Ironbounds" was more of a gag shot. I was trying to see how much detail I could eke out of the sensor. I decided to upload it because the effect was disconcerting,

[MickyB]

Not in anyway near SBS or well anyone elses league really but they put a smile on my face.

You are not alone walkon (although I do like your's). Here are couple of mine.

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[tigercat]

These first 3 from Gould Plateau

On the ascent of Frenchmans

From the summit of Frenchmans

[icefest]

Here another of mine:
Seamans Hut at sunrise:

[stepbystep]

Best city in the world yesterday from home

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[tibboh]

so that's what equanimity looks like then

[walkon]

Mt St Gwinear last weekend, oh so good

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Mt St Gwinear

Mt St Gwinear, you know its gunna be a good weekend when the start of the track looks like this

[Tony]

Here are some of my favourite stitched panoramas.

The Kerries Range at sunrise with Tin Hut in the foreground

The Main Range from Mt Gungartan

A rocky ridge on Disappointment Spur

Tony

[Davo1]

From Projection Bluff yesterday

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Projection Bluff

[GPSGuided]

Here another of mine:
Seamans Hut at sunrise...

Ok, now I know who took that other one.

[icefest]

Ok, now I know who took that other one.

[bushwalker zane]

Here's one from the back of Windermere a few days ago

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[stepbystep]

Here's a cool one I got the other day 360 degrees from Camp Hill

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[walkon]

Oh very nice sbs very nice indeed

[Jimmy]

Heres one looking across at Mount Rugby and the entrance to Bathurst Harbour

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[Mickl]

Couple of quick ones I found...

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Taken up the Murray River a few weeks ago early one morning

Looking at Mt Meru from My Kilimanjaro

Same as above from a higher point

[Snowzone]

Nice Mickl, I'm heading over in a couple of weeks to do both Meru and Kili so couldn't help noticing your shots.

So I guess I better add something of mine!

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View from Anne

[Mickl]

Nice, you'll love Kili mate its a great trip. if you have any specific Q's feel free to shoot me them via PM.

Mick

[icefest]

Falls Creek from Basalt Hill
Panasonic DMC-FT4 with PC PP

[radson]

I much prefer panos with the camera held in portrait mode rather than landscape

[GPSGuided]

I much prefer panos with the camera held in portrait mode rather than landscape

That's what the iPhone does.

[stepbystep]

This is Melaleuca to Cox Bight including the Bathurst Range from the South Coast Track. 9 shots handheld in portrait mode. Lots of detail in there!

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[eggs]

I do like to stitch some SLR photos together into a panorama, but the quality of photos out of phones these days is quite remarkable.
These are 2 examples of in phone panoramas from a recent walk in the Victorian Alps

At the top of Mt Buggery

Descending off Mt Magdala

[stepbystep]

A fresh one from the Arthurs, taken just a few days ago

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[walkabout]

Wow! Thanks SBS, from someone who'll never get to see that view in person.
Is it true what I heard - that if you flattened Tassie out it would be the size of Germany?

[north-north-west]

Wow! Thanks SBS, from someone who'll never get to see that view in person.

Why not? It's doable for anyone who can scramble a bit.

[walkabout]

Thanks NNW I won't discount it altogether, however I'm finding some of the gaps and crevices I come across are a bit too broad for my little legs and not-to-broad stretch.
Maybe I just need to find different routes.