Quote (Futurama @ Wed, Nov 19 2008, 11:49am)

ahh well I guess then you would have to crop the final version. hmm so I guess you have to use the exact same settings, not only exposure, for all the pics you want to put together into one panorama since I am sure it would weird if one got different iso, aperture,wb as the others

Quote (lithfkn @ Tue, Nov 18 2008, 07:58pm)

Yeah, just keep everthing the same pretty much. Shooting hdr panoramas are a challenge haha

I shoot everything in raw only so it makes wb adjustment easy

Quote (Futurama @ Wed, Nov 19 2008, 12:05pm)

ah I see. I guess thats why the colors in your photos look so much more natural than it would be if you shot in jpeg... man lol now I really wish I have a camera and try shooting in raw

well I have heard of hdr imaging but I think I am too much of a noob right now to try making those

Quote (lithfkn @ Tue, Nov 18 2008, 08:13pm)

Ahh once you go raw you never go back

No one is too noob for hdr. Its a simple process once you get the hang of it. Basically combining extreme contrast ranges. Ill post a shot below.

Quote (Futurama @ Wed, Nov 19 2008, 12:20pm)

wow cool! I dont think I have ever seen a hdr shot in this forum before. I have seen some really awesome ones in a real photography forum. I think one of the members there actually made a hdr of a beach with waves and all that. anyway I guess I've just been having too much fun exploring the city where I used to live earlier this year and never really took time to look into some of the more interesting stuff like multi exposure, panorama and raw ^^ Last summer I actually walked around like a tourist and took pics of almost everything I saw lmao

edit: very nice! but hmm they dont look very hdr-ly lol I mean Ive seen a few that almost look like paintings. maybe because there arent any colorful clouds in the sky in yours

found this one by googling for hdri
http://www.bloggingindia.net/BlogImages/hdr1.jpg