#PTGUI VS PHOTOSHOP CS5 PRO#

I am looking forward to the FT1 lens adapter so I can use this camera body with a telescope. Also at the end of the year I added a Nikon 1 V1 (mirrorless) camera body with the 10 mm f/2.8 lens, the 10-30 mm lens, 30-110 mm lens, and the 10-100 mm lens. This year I expanded beyond my Nikon cameras and lenses - adding a Leica X1 and Leica V-Lux 30 P&S cameara. NAS did add a couple of lenses to the kit (500 mm f/4 VRII and 600 mm f/4 VRII telephoto). It is hard to believe that I have been working long enough to even consider retirement, but then again maybe I could spend more time working on photography. I also attended a work sponsored executive retirement seminar. We ended the year achieving (and exceeding) all of our objectives. We shut down our San Francisco operations which included part of my group, and thus no more regular trips to California.

There have been a number of challenges at work. I then attended a Workshop in Death Valley, also lead by Michael Mariant. This started in San Diego, and then stopped in Mexico, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama (including a transit through the Panama Canal), Costa Rica, Honduras, Belize, Mexico, and ended in Fort Lauderdale. This was followed by the Ultimate Travel Workshop II on the Semester at Sea M/V Explorer lead by Michael Mariant.

We will ignore the extra few days we were held hostage in southern Chile. The year started out with a great photography trip to Patagonia with Thom Hogan.

#PTGUI VS PHOTOSHOP CS5 PRO#

Panorama created using AutoPano Giga Pro including the Neutralhazer plugin 9276 x 7327 pixelsĪuthor David Mathre Posted on 24-March-2012 03-April-2018 Categories Landscape, Nature, Photo Techniques, Skyscape, Travel Tags California, Dante's View, Death Valley, Death Valley National Park, Panorama Leave a comment on One-Year Ago (24-March-2011) - California Monday (31-December-2011) - New JerseyĪs the year comes to and end, and I try to reflect on everything I have done and everywhere I have been - all I can say is WOW!. Composite of 4 images taken with a Nikon D3x and 24 mm PC-E lens (ISO 100, 24 mm, f/16, 1/100 sec). Panorama created using AutoPano Giga Pro 9294 x 7337 pixels Panorama from Dantes View, Death Valley National Park. Panorama created using PTGui 7816 x 6812 pixels Panorama from Dantes View, Death Valley National Park. Panorama from Dantes View in Death Valley National Park. The four images were acquired with a Nikon D3x camera and 24 mm f/3.5 PC-E lens (ISO 100, 24 mm, f/16, 1/100 sec).

Notice the snow from the previous storm under the cactus in the foreground. Photoshop CS5 was not able to successfully process the images into a panorama view. During a recent Nikonians Academy Workshop in Death Valley, I took several images from Dante’s View that I have now processed with Autopano Giga and PTGui. Day 5: Death Valley Spring 2011 Photography Workshop with Michael Mariant.Ĭomparison of Panorama Programs. There are several commercial programs that will combine digital images to provide panorama views.

Ptgui vs photoshop cs5