Richmond-San Rafael Bridge Pano (*) by ctfchallenge

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2/21/04	sww

With Mt. Tamalpais in the background. From 4 frames originally, merged in PS CS.

Canon PowerShot G3
Various exposures, F8 and ND filter. hide exif

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ctfchallenge		02-Mar-2004 20:57
Lovely, great pano... I also like the color hue... very, very nice...Bee

Mika		25-Feb-2004 22:25
This is a very powerful image! Nice work with that pano, it can be pain sometimes to stich them together..

Guest		24-Feb-2004 00:07
Yep, I spent so much time trying to correct a color cast in one of the originals that I forgot to adjust levels! The lighting was also less than the ideal with the sun in front of me, but I'll go back again if I have a chance closer to dawn or sunset. Thanks for the comments and suggestions--new version with levels adjustment will be posted tonight.

Paul Sumi		23-Feb-2004 23:29
Levels and curves are adjustments that can be made in PhotoShop and other graphic editing programs.

ctfchallenge		23-Feb-2004 21:20
Very nice photo...and the pano seams are are almost invisible. Perhaps putting it in B & W or sepia might give more depth? Also, I don't know what others have meant by using "levels" and giving it "curves."

Paul Sumi		23-Feb-2004 17:55
When the topic of this challenge was announced, I immediately thought that anyone living in the San Francisco bay area was golden. This pano is a terrific image. The lighting is very tough to work with, but I would like to see a little more "punch." As Gayle has commented, levels may help, or I would suggest using curves.

Canon DSLR Challenge		23-Feb-2004 08:34
Fantastic pano, beautiful scenery! (*) Try auto levels on this to give it more depth. Gayle

Sony Forums Challenges		23-Feb-2004 07:57
Now this is impressive. Great capture. Susan

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