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Pleasanton Lake
Kinda a cool panorama of 25 sec shots. The lake was nsane it was dead calm. No adjustments other than saturation and curves.
Also if anyone knows how to get the top part of the milky to not get squashed by photoshop when reading the file in let me know!. Had to crop a ton off the top.
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Comment by Philip A Cruden on September 21, 2013 at 2:19pm
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Hi Dave, I sent you a few massages but I never heard back. I think your problem is related to the "Pixel Aspect Ratio". If you go to the top bar in Photoshop and click on the "View" menu 4 settings down you will see the "Pixel Aspect Ratio" settings. You most likely need to create a custom ratio. I hope that helps and works for you. Cheers, Phil
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Comment by Dave Lane on September 7, 2013 at 3:45pm
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Philip message me a number to text a video to or a email address and ill send you a video showing what I'm talking about
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Beauty of a shot Dave, very nice indeed. Regarding the squashing issue, could you explain a bit more of what is happening. I might be able to help but some more information may help too.
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Comment by Russ Ruggles on September 7, 2013 at 11:47am
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ah...a panorama... that tid bit of info helps. LOL
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Its a panorama of 20 shots. Its like 20,000 pixels wide :)
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Well the FOV seems super wide...175 - 180 degs. so the lens distortion could also be messing with you.
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No I think its some weird compression thing. Maybe it I loaded it into a really large canvas Hmmmm...
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Do you think PS sees the top of the image as lens distortion? Have you tried some of the corrective features in PS for lens issues?
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