This was one of my camera positions for the Dunhill Links competition, at King's Barns gold course. It;s a very pretty part of the world and the landscaping and course design is amazing. Lovely place to spend the afternoon up a tower operating a camera.
This is a panorama made up of about 5 shots.
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Hi Lisa, firstly thank you for regularly commenting on my photos :)
The key thing is to shoot manually so all the exposures are the same, and then in Photoshop go to Automate, and Photomerge. I always the Auto setting and let PS do it's job. It mostly comes out ok. It's worth trying some exposures, making you sure you always shoot so you include a little of the next shot in the frame, and similarly keep some of the previous shot in frame as it were. Then the blending will be made much easier. :)
Hi Lisa, firstly thank you for regularly commenting on my photos :)
The key thing is to shoot manually so all the exposures are the same, and then in Photoshop go to Automate, and Photomerge. I always the Auto setting and let PS do it's job. It mostly comes out ok. It's worth trying some exposures, making you sure you always shoot so you include a little of the next shot in the frame, and similarly keep some of the previous shot in frame as it were. Then the blending will be made much easier. :)