Interior, departure hall
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Penang International Airport Outlook
Interior, departure hall
Interior, departure hall
very nice!
Wat Chaiya Mangkalaram Buddhist Temple, Sleeping Buddha
nice pano bro .. 
Freak`
Freak`
nice...good attempt.. 
thanks folks.
Gertak Sanggul Fishing Village of Penang
Gertak Sanggul Fishing Village of Penang
very nice indeed...i love it...
how u take the photo so wide??
its called panorama...you take a few photos from left to right or vice-versa and then use image editing programs to 'stitch' it together..
Cheng Ho Footprint Temple, Batu Maung of Penang
Fishing Village
Added on December 30, 2007, 5:25 pmChurch of St. Anne, Bukit Mertajam of Penang
Added on December 31, 2007, 2:51 amPenang National Park Main Entrance, Teluk Bahang of Penang
Fishing Village
Added on December 30, 2007, 5:25 pmChurch of St. Anne, Bukit Mertajam of Penang
Added on December 31, 2007, 2:51 amPenang National Park Main Entrance, Teluk Bahang of Penang
Hei mind sharing some tips?
Your photos combine together perfectly!
Your photos combine together perfectly!
QUOTE([ - i l l u s i o n s - ] @ Dec 31 2007, 11:12 AM)
Hei mind sharing some tips?
Your photos combine together perfectly!
Your photos combine together perfectly!
agreed... haha... should hang out with Les next time already...
having fun with photomerge...hehe
here are some:
Floating Mosque Tanjung Bungah of Penang
Penang Youth Park
Penang Bridge
View from fishing village
Tanjung Marina and Ferry Terminal
Church Street Pier
Armenian Street and Mosque of Kapitan Keling
Mosque of Kapitan Keling, Georgetown
here are some:
Floating Mosque Tanjung Bungah of Penang
Penang Youth Park
Penang Bridge
View from fishing village
Tanjung Marina and Ferry Terminal
Church Street Pier
Armenian Street and Mosque of Kapitan Keling
Mosque of Kapitan Keling, Georgetown
Gurney Drive
Gurney Drive
Queensbay Mall
Queensbay Mall
Added on January 9, 2008, 3:09 amTanjung Marina in 360°
Gurney Drive
Queensbay Mall
Queensbay Mall
Added on January 9, 2008, 3:09 amTanjung Marina in 360°
Lover's Isle
Batu Ferringgi Beach
Teluk Bahang Dam in 360°
thanks for viewing.
Batu Ferringgi Beach
Teluk Bahang Dam in 360°
thanks for viewing.
usually u took how many shots to merge it?
much depends on the angle of coverage, 15-20 vertical shots.
ic.. vertical eh..erm..u use photomerge in photoshop? i tried before..but the result kinda sux... haha..must practice more i think...
panorama must be shot at vertical ? i try d40 + kit lens at 18mm at horizontal, overlapped each photo with 50%+ , it still come out distorted.. 
and one more thing, although i set the camera to manual mode, where I adjust the exposure myself,and used the same setting for all the shots,
but the color is still different for each shot..
may i know what have i done wrongly ??
example :
and one more thing, although i set the camera to manual mode, where I adjust the exposure myself,and used the same setting for all the shots,
but the color is still different for each shot..
may i know what have i done wrongly ??
example :
how's your focus? auto focus?
nice shots man...i wish i could do that
QUOTE(leschang @ Jan 10 2008, 04:04 AM)
how's your focus? auto focus?
ya, i was using autofocus, and i refocus it between each shots,
is this that caused the problem ? and i set the white balance to Auto too..
Thanks alot..
you panorama shots are simply amazing !!
auto white balance may cause a colour shift from frame to frame.
Added on January 11, 2008, 1:25 amKek Lok Si Temple
Added on January 11, 2008, 1:25 amKek Lok Si Temple
i see, i will try use daylight / custom WB next time.. thanks
btw,
u did all the shots above with tripod ? or monopod ?
and that one that shot inside of the temple, they allow you to take photo ??
nice shots
btw,
u did all the shots above with tripod ? or monopod ?
and that one that shot inside of the temple, they allow you to take photo ??
nice shots
TS you are good. the pics are brilliant. can you post one in bigger size? want to compare the diff-es
QUOTE(mindkiller6610 @ Jan 11 2008, 01:32 AM)
i see, i will try use daylight / custom WB next time.. thanks
btw,
u did all the shots above with tripod ? or monopod ?
and that one that shot inside of the temple, they allow you to take photo ??
btw,
u did all the shots above with tripod ? or monopod ?
and that one that shot inside of the temple, they allow you to take photo ??
all shots handheld, no tripod needed as mostly outdoor bright sunlight shots, just crop away the high and low.
i asked permission for the sleeping buddha shots, can take picture but no flash.
QUOTE(Haihzz @ Jan 11 2008, 01:38 AM)
TS you are good. the pics are brilliant. can you post one in bigger size? want to compare the diff-es
click on the images for enlargement.
QUOTE(leschang @ Jan 11 2008, 05:43 AM)
all shots handheld, no tripod needed as mostly outdoor bright sunlight shots, just crop away the high and low.
i asked permission for the sleeping buddha shots, can take picture but no flash.
click on the images for enlargement.
i asked permission for the sleeping buddha shots, can take picture but no flash.
click on the images for enlargement.
really master..
one last question before i try go and shoot some panoramas,
how many % u overlapped for each shot ?
I will be using 18mm D40 kit lens.. do u think 60% is enuff?
QUOTE(mindkiller6610 @ Jan 11 2008, 09:19 PM)
one last question before i try go and shoot some panoramas,
how many % u overlapped for each shot ?
I will be using 18mm D40 kit lens.. do u think 60% is enuff?
how many % u overlapped for each shot ?
I will be using 18mm D40 kit lens.. do u think 60% is enuff?
yupe 60% overlap is ideal for stitching, just to make sure that enough info for Photomerge to calculate and stitch your photos.
i divided my single frame into 3, overlapping 1/3 left and 1/3 right respectively.
Jit Sin High School
Jit Sin High School
Jit Sin High School
i-Avenue
i-Avenue and Bukit Jambul Complex
i-Avenue and Bukit Jambul Complex
Penang International Sports Arena (PISA)
Penang International Sports Arena (PISA)
Bukit Dumbar, Jelutong
Bukit Dumbar, Jelutong
Wisma Yap Chor Ee
Spice & Rice Restaurant
Penang International Sports Arena (PISA)
Bukit Dumbar, Jelutong
Bukit Dumbar, Jelutong
Wisma Yap Chor Ee
Spice & Rice Restaurant
High Court
Komtar and Prangin Mall
Dewan Sri Pinang
Convent Light Street
Komtar and Prangin Mall
Dewan Sri Pinang
Convent Light Street
QUOTE(leschang @ Dec 28 2007, 08:33 PM)
Wat Chaiya Mangkalaram Buddhist Temple, Sleeping Buddha
The sleeping buddha's an awesome subject for photography » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... «
I think the reflection off the floor can be controlled with a polarizer. Not sure whether there will be problems when used in a panorama setup though.
QUOTE(wKkaY @ Jan 15 2008, 06:20 PM)
The sleeping buddha's an awesome subject for photography
I think the reflection off the floor can be controlled with a polarizer. Not sure whether there will be problems when used in a panorama setup though.
I think the reflection off the floor can be controlled with a polarizer. Not sure whether there will be problems when used in a panorama setup though.
yupe, the reflections were quite distracting, im sure polarizer can do something with it. thanks for pointing out.
Botanical Garden
Ayer Itam Dam
Komtar
Giant Hypermarket
Added on January 17, 2008, 5:31 amPrima Tanjung
Fishery Aquarium
Ayer Itam Dam
Komtar
Giant Hypermarket
Added on January 17, 2008, 5:31 amPrima Tanjung
Fishery Aquarium
Fishery Aquaiurm
Fishery Aquarium
Fishery Aquarium
taken 08:22 just now, Gurney Drive at dawn
Loke Mansion, Gurney Drive
quote from asiaexplorers.com
http://www.asiaexplorers.com/malaysia/lokemansion.htm
QUOTE
Loke Mansion is a handsome "arts-and-craft" heritage villa facing the sea on prime real estate in Gurney Drive, Penang. It is one of the heritage sites in Penang threatened by surrounding developments, so I am documenting it for AsiaExplorers so that everybody can get to appreciate its heritage value.
Loke Mansion was built by Alan Loke, the son of tycoon Loke Yew, around 1924-25. In keeping with the habit among the well-to-do at that time of building ostentatious homes and giving them English-sounding names, Loke Mansion was originally called Chatsworth. The northern seafront where it was located, which is today Gurney Drive, was then called North Beach.
Loke Mansion was built by Alan Loke, the son of tycoon Loke Yew, around 1924-25. In keeping with the habit among the well-to-do at that time of building ostentatious homes and giving them English-sounding names, Loke Mansion was originally called Chatsworth. The northern seafront where it was located, which is today Gurney Drive, was then called North Beach.
quote from asiaexplorers.com
http://www.asiaexplorers.com/malaysia/lokemansion.htm
Just wondering what lens and what DSLR you use to snap all the panorama photos.
QUOTE(KTCY @ Jan 18 2008, 08:00 PM)
Just wondering what lens and what DSLR you use to snap all the panorama photos.
d70+kit lens
Metropolitan Park, Relau
Front View
Children Playground
Slope walk path
Front View
Children Playground
Slope walk path
city hall
Pulau Aman Series
Batu Kawan Jetty
Pulau Aman
Pulau Aman Jetty
Kampung houses
the other side of the island
Beach
Location Map in Wikimapia
Batu Kawan Jetty
Pulau Aman
Pulau Aman Jetty
Kampung houses
the other side of the island
Beach
Location Map in Wikimapia
MPPP Office Balik Pulau
Rapid Penang Bus Terminal Balik Pulau
Rapid Penang Bus Terminal Balik Pulau
INTI College
INTI New Building
INTI New Building
Marine Department of Northern Malaysia
great work....i'm surprise with ur D70 + kit lens
my friend also own a D70 and he is always complaining abotu his D70 and now I'm gonna use this thread to inspire him....
my friend also own a D70 and he is always complaining abotu his D70 and now I'm gonna use this thread to inspire him....
Penang Bridge
wah.. les... wat a collection of all the panaroma pics in penang!
how to do watermark on pic??
tried one..but my pic size become big
tried one..but my pic size become big
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