What time is it?

[bpalme]

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The 50mm Summilux is really amazing how sharp it is. I wonder how much better the 50 APO can be. Anyway this was taken on a tripod at F5.6. Several photos combined into a panorama. I could zoom in even more before it pixelates.

It's 12:00 midnight.. you can see the hands on the clock.

50mm Summilux ASPH Panorama | Flickr - Photo Sharing!

 

I'll do another with my Summicron and Noctilux to compare.

[lars_bergquist]

Very nice work. I own the lens too and love it, even though 35mm is really my 'native' length.

 

How did you do it, in Photoshop?

 

The squinty-eyed old man

[algrove]

I like it. I have been playing with Photo Merge in PS lately and like the process. Some of mine I have done with my 18mm end up looking somewhat space-like due to the curvature of the earth when stitching about 5 images together. Yes, it can be corrected, but I have not tried it as yet.

 

When I stitch with my 90 images it is perfect.

 

File/Automate/Photo Merge, etc.

[bpalme]

Thanks I did use CS5 and Lightroom. I set up the Pano gear because some thunderstorms were rolling through but couldn't manage to see much lightning on this one. So maybe next time. The plan is to get a picture like this with a lot of lightning in it. Like this one:

Lightning Panorama | Flickr - Photo Sharing!

 

It's super easy in Lightroom simply select all-photo-editin-merge to panorama in Photoshop.

I use a nodal ninja and mount in portrait mode for this one. Cable release on 2 second timer. Keep same exposure for each image so the sky will be nice and even.