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FollowPanoramic with the MOONSET at The Three Peaks of Lavaredo (Italy), called also Drei Zinnen, in a night of July at 2450m, during a photographic weekend with land...
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Panoramic with the MOONSET at The Three Peaks of Lavaredo (Italy), called also Drei Zinnen, in a night of July at 2450m, during a photographic weekend with landscaper friends.
Panoramic consist of 12 shots, the foreground was lightened by the MOONSET and shooted at 1600iso f4 30", the sky at 3200 30" f2.8.
Sony a7II, samyang 14.
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Panoramic consist of 12 shots, the foreground was lightened by the MOONSET and shooted at 1600iso f4 30", the sky at 3200 30" f2.8.
Sony a7II, samyang 14.
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mattpayne
September 07, 2015
Wow - did you blend that sky on the right in? I don't mind at all, but it looks really surreal. Great photo!
AWAAphotos
September 07, 2015
Amazing shot! How do you put together different shots for a final panoramic image? All-in-all well done.
mstansfield
September 15, 2015
Fantastic! So much happening within this composition, yet it all work so well together. I particular like the building and how it adds scale, and the plain/valley leading you towards the mood set. I guess this must have been close to an 200 degree panormic? I would love to visit this location : )
alexandrudinulescu
October 02, 2015
Amazing landscape with perfect exposure and tones !! Congrats !!!
Nishant-101
November 19, 2015
Aha, so here is the photo of the week on LPM. Cracking shot and technique.
SeanAllenPhoto
November 29, 2015
I feel like I've come across this pano before, maybe on Instagram? Either way, absolutely stunning shot(s), LOL!!
franklyndkorpse
December 27, 2015
WoW ! love this photo any way i can use for my desktop background i got double wide 1080p screens
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Location
At the Tre cime di Lavaredo, The Three Peaks of Lavaredo (Italy), called also Drei Zinnen, in the Dolomites mountains.Time
It was on 24th July 2015 about midnight at the moonset.Lighting
I didn't used any light, the foreground was lightened by the MOONSET so I could use 1600iso for the foreground.Equipment
Sony a7II with samyang 14 2.8, on tripod. Foreground shooted at 1600iso f4 30", the sky at 3200 30" f2.8. 12 shots for the panoramic.Inspiration
I always wished to be able to take a night panoramic in the Dolomites, these beautiful mountains of Italy, so I was lucky to have the right weather that night.Editing
I stitched the shots with a panoramic software, then I post processed with photoshop to process the milky way and the details of foreground.In my camera bag
Sony a7RII Sony a7II samyang 14 Sony 16-35 Sony 70-200 Sony 55 1.8 Sony 24-70 panoramic head bushman gobiFeedback
Choose a good point for the composition, and take many shots, a lot, all of them at the same exposure. It's important the overlap you choose for every shot, usually from 40 to 70%.