The Landscape Thread

[Alnath]

Huddersfield Yorkshire

Canon G6

[Idnas71]

Thanks for the helpful tips about panoramic stitching. I will definitely give it a try and see what happens.

Can anyone recommend a particular on-line photo printing company that would be best to get my panoramic prints from?

Are there specific/easy instructions in the S2 manual on how to "stitch"? This campout is scheduled for July 29th... I may not even receieve my camera in time, but I'm hoping it will come.

Thanks again,
Sandi

[meillana]

@idnas71
the pany's come with arcsoft -panorama maker which can create panos in horizontal, vertical, full 360 and tiled formats. i've used canona's photostitch. shouldn't the s2 come with it. i've tried a friend's g5 and the camera has an intutitive setting for taking panos. good luck and happy campout!

[JTL]

Grandeur Point, Grand Canyon (away from the tourist hordes) just after sunrise...

Canon S2, WC-DC58A Converter, f/5.0, 1/400 sec.

[EAP]

I was looking for this thread and couldn't find it! Thanks JTL. Spiller Canyon, Northern Yosemite Wilderness. Taken with a Canon A-95.

[EAP]

Robinson Lake, Hoover Wilderness, CA. Taken with a Canon A-95.

[D70FAN]

I was looking for this thread and couldn't find it! Thanks JTL. Spiller Canyon, Northern Yosemite Wilderness. Taken with a Canon A-95.

EAP. It is a nice shot, but it's cross-posted from the Yosemite Wilderness thread. Guess I like it twice as much...

[JTL]

Underexposed by two stops and saturation added in PSP to bring out the blue sky reflecting in the river...

[Big Jay Dog]

Grand Tetons, Wyoming.

[Glenn Kennedy]

[QUOTE=JTL]Grandeur Point, Grand Canyon (away from the tourist hordes) just after sunrise...

A good idea to revivie it - and what a shot!!

This is mid-winter, Newcastle, County Down, Northern Ireland where "the mountains of Mourne sweep down to the sea"

To call it a mountain is a bit of an exaggeration, though. It's only 849 (point 14) metres high !!