photoartflight49 Cormorant Panorama From BRIGANTine
I was cleaning up backup Hard Drives and I found this panorama of Cormorants. This was taken last June at the Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge in Oceanville, NJ. I was using a Tamron 150-600mm lens @ 600mm with a Sigma 2X teleconverter for a focal length of 1200mm. The Panorama is made with 9 horizontal images, aligned & blended in Photoshop. Even with the Sigma 2X teleconverter I was using autofocus with the Canon R. For some reason the Canon R does not see the Sigma 2X Teleconverter and still thinks the lens with the teleconverter is a f/6.3 aperture. Even the Adobe Camera Raw info data states it is f/6.2 (not even the f/6.3) lens.
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Wonderful photo!
Thanks Belinda! Panoramas are fun to do!
I like this pictures. Beautiful ….
Thanks Isabel! It is nice to do panoramas! Plus if you just used a wide angle lens you just have a lot sky above and water below with empty space. So your main subjects do not stand out.
Great capture!
Thanks Greta! They are fun to do!
Great panorama of the Cormorants, Reed! I like that you counted them, I’ve done that with my photos on birds! 😉
Thanks Donna! For some reason I like doing panoramas! Plus once you make one it is easier to count how many birds there are in the group!
Another nice pano, Reed. You get a lot more data to work with and there is better detail than when cropped.
Yes! I agree, plus there is more fine detail if you ever wanted to print it large. Before I retired my commercial studio, I also had 4 wide format printers. Fun to see a print 15 to 30ft long by up to 5 ft high, in one piece. Clients would come in for a photo shoot and see the large prints and we would also get to do their trade show graphics.