"Loch Etive"

Coire da Choimhid, Loch Etive, Glen Etive, Scotland. Quite a

different presentation of this beautiful place. Nearly 180 degrees

panorama view, stitched from 8 shots. Large version only please !!!

Excelente imagen de superior belleza, color, encuadre, luz, y una magnifica composicion, perdona pero ya sabes que el sistema PN. no me permite darte mayor puntuacion. Saludos cordiales Piotr. Crei que estabas enfadado conmigo, te he comentado varias fotos y no respuestas, Gracias.....-Excellent image of superior beauty, color, alignment, light, and one magnifies composition, he/she forgives but you already know that the system PN. it doesn't allow me to occur bigger punctuation. Cordial greetings Piotr. I believed that you were mad with me, I have commented you several pictures and non answers, Thank you.

Hello Julio

Thank you for your nice comment.

It's quite embarrasing to admit but for a really long time I didn't know how to track some comments received efficiently :/ (I mean to use my workspace feature instead of checking each photo by hand :() so it's nothing personal Julio. I am rwally sorry for not beeing too active when commenting on other people's photos. I was simply involved with too much photo websites and I couldn't always find as much time as I wanted. I'll try to be more active here from now on :)

My regards, Piotr.

This image just 'hits' me in the face, with its display of pure natural beauty and photographic technical prowess!

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Piotr, fantastic image very well done. I'm interested in this panorama device you have what make/model is it, I assume it holds the camera on a level plain and is calibrated for the frame size of each image? also dose it come with the stitch software for building the image. Great work as usual regards Rich.

Thank you for your comment Mike.

 

Richard - I use Novoflex VR-System. It holds the camera on a special panorama plate that provides smooth rotation and acurate levelling. What's more important it enables you to match your rotation point to (so called) nodal point (by shifting your camera backwards using a special plate).

 

http://www.novoflex.de/english/html/fr_esz8.htm

 

You may find a lot of other panorama adapters available on the market. Some of them are much cheaper (i.e panosaurus).

 

Regards, Piotr.