Comments on: Hobart, View From The Top http://blog.panedia.com/2007/02/09/hobart-view-from-the-top/ Virtual Tours of Travel, Destinations and the Technology of Panedia.com Tue, 07 Feb 2012 17:57:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Welcome Google Maps Mania Readers. at Destinations http://blog.panedia.com/2007/02/09/hobart-view-from-the-top/comment-page-1/#comment-4289 Welcome Google Maps Mania Readers. at Destinations Tue, 15 May 2007 07:37:04 +0000 http://pano.com.au/blog/2007/02/09/hobart-view-from-the-top/#comment-4289 <p>[...] Enough talk already, onto the BEST OF according to me. (Click an image to view the blog entry & virtual tour, & not all panos have audio.) Broken Hill, New South Wales. Hobart, Tasmania. Gold Coast, Queensland. (My Home Town) Bicheno, Tasmania. Sons Of Korah, AGMF (Australian Gospel Music Festival). Docklands, Melbourne, Victoria. Stanley, Tasmania. 203a [...]</p> [...] Enough talk already, onto the BEST OF according to me. (Click an image to view the blog entry & virtual tour, & not all panos have audio.) Broken Hill, New South Wales. Hobart, Tasmania. Gold Coast, Queensland. (My Home Town) Bicheno, Tasmania. Sons Of Korah, AGMF (Australian Gospel Music Festival). Docklands, Melbourne, Victoria. Stanley, Tasmania. 203a [...]

]]> By: Aaron Spence http://blog.panedia.com/2007/02/09/hobart-view-from-the-top/comment-page-1/#comment-22 Aaron Spence Fri, 09 Feb 2007 11:23:46 +0000 http://pano.com.au/blog/2007/02/09/hobart-view-from-the-top/#comment-22 <p>There certainly is a dramatic difference between Broken Hill & Hobart, and they're both beautiful in their own way.</p> <p>I'd go a lot further than 'the sun is a little bit overexposed', perhaps something like 'the sun is blown all to hell', 'cause that baby ain't comin' back, RAW or not ;)</p> <p>I always shoot RAW, and sometimes multiple expose and blend, but not often if I can help it. (Takes too long :) So while the sun has blown out part of this pano, I'm not too worried about it :) Having said that, I did just go & play with the RAW files in CS3 (beta) and like some of the looks I was getting, although I still can't get the sun area back, as it's tooooo far gone. I'll check it out again in the morning when I do tomorrows post, and maybe upload a new version. (But no promises :)</p> <p>Thanks, Aaron.</p> There certainly is a dramatic difference between Broken Hill & Hobart, and they’re both beautiful in their own way.

I’d go a lot further than ‘the sun is a little bit overexposed’, perhaps something like ‘the sun is blown all to hell’, ’cause that baby ain’t comin’ back, RAW or not ;)

I always shoot RAW, and sometimes multiple expose and blend, but not often if I can help it. (Takes too long :) So while the sun has blown out part of this pano, I’m not too worried about it :) Having said that, I did just go & play with the RAW files in CS3 (beta) and like some of the looks I was getting, although I still can’t get the sun area back, as it’s tooooo far gone. I’ll check it out again in the morning when I do tomorrows post, and maybe upload a new version. (But no promises :)

Thanks, Aaron.

]]> By: Andrei Zdetovetchi http://blog.panedia.com/2007/02/09/hobart-view-from-the-top/comment-page-1/#comment-21 Andrei Zdetovetchi Fri, 09 Feb 2007 10:26:36 +0000 http://pano.com.au/blog/2007/02/09/hobart-view-from-the-top/#comment-21 <p>Wow... that's a much more dramatic view than the one I was commenting before (Broken Hill mine)! The sky looks great, and the pano gives a real "on top of the world" feeling! :) The only downside, is that the side with the sun is a little bit overexposed, and the sky details are lost. Maybe a little HDR approach could help. Are you shooting in RAW?</p> Wow… that’s a much more dramatic view than the one I was commenting before (Broken Hill mine)! The sky looks great, and the pano gives a real “on top of the world” feeling! :) The only downside, is that the side with the sun is a little bit overexposed, and the sky details are lost. Maybe a little HDR approach could help. Are you shooting in RAW?

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