The icy wind on this day had to be experienced to be believed, the weather changed so quickly from a hot sunny day to overcast and rain in mere moments. This image is stitched in Photoshop CS3 which I am liking over PTGui at the moment. I have been doing a lot of reading and watching online tutorials on Camera RAW and 95% of the post production of the shots that made this image up is done in Camera RAW prior to opening in CS3 and joining.
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They look absolutely stunning.
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Nice shot mate I really like this shot .
Love the foreground and the color in the sky
The sky is faaaantastic. The composition is perhaps a bit too bulls-eye. looove the clouds!
I always do as much post production as I possibly can on the raw files for a pano in either Rawshooter or Lightroom and then export as 16bit tiff and then stitch these in PTgui.
dude I love it, there is something about the light, well done, I would have moved the hut to the right or left a bit more though but some creative cropping could fix that. You still have it mate, even when expecting twins!!!
I love the encroaching cloud, you captured it brilliantly.
I also do most of my work in Lightroom then export as 16bit TIFFs. With Lightroom you can also set up presets and is more user friendly than Camera RAW.
The sky looks awesome along with the rest of the image.
What tutorials have you been doing for camera raw?