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samuelh

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Hi,

I've had the SD14 now for two months and have really enjoyed the shots from it. Like all newbies here I've learnt a lot from reading all the posts from this forum and others and I hope to post more shots as I learn more about the eccentricities of the camera. I'd like to post a huge thank you to all you experts here that have described your experiences as they are really appreciated. Anyway here's a couple of shots I've taken recently,
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the first of the Lauterbrunnen Valley in the Bernese Oberland - I can never get enough of it

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and the second actually being a pano of the Eiger just before a huge hailstorm hit us. I hope you like them

Cheers,
Sam
 

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Hello, Samuel!

Welcome to this forum.

Your pictures have certainly inspired me at the start of a new day here in Australia. Luckily I can't yodel, or my neighbours would be calling the police to investigate the strange noises! ;) You live in a very nice part of the world.

I'm very much looking forward to seeing more of your countryside. Thanks for sharing.

Sincere regards, Jim Roelofs

Portfolio: www.pbase.com/jrdigitalart
 
Welcome and great images.

The first thought that came to my mind - What a great setting to shoot a spherical 360º panorama
 
Great shots...I love number 1.....

Can not wait to see more...!!!!:z04_bier01:

Tony C. :z04_cowboy:
 
Steaphany said:
Welcome and great images.

The first thought that came to my mind - What a great setting to shoot a spherical 360º panorama
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thanks for all the great input - I really appreciate it and as the summer progresses I hope to get more shots for you all.

I used autostitch for the pano - how would you recommend that I get a 360 pano together - I would love to have a go.

Cheers,
Sam

(I'll have to think of a good sig at some stage!)
 
Since delving into 360º panorama photography is a whole subject into itself, I'll create a new thread going into equipment and software.

For my own efforts, I have accumulated everything needed except for the panorama tripod head.

I will post the link to the new thread here when I have it posted.
 
OMG!! That's fantastic and something I would love to try in the future. Thanks very much for the information - that thread is something that I will be revisiting again and again.

Cheers,
Sam
 
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