This is just a crop of a large panoramic image (which is available here).
I’ve been meaning to process this one for a while, but my old PC wouldn’t have been able to handle it. The new iMac has outdone itself with this post-processing behemoth. 7 Raw images converted to 21 TIFFs (each 23MB in size), merged into 7 HDR TIFFS, combined into a panorama (by hand…).
Not sure about the black/white conversion though – I’d be interested to hear comments
2 comments on “Greenwich Park panorama”
January 15th, 2007 at 10:07pm
Hi Adam
I really enjoyed your Photo’s mate they are very good. I am amazed on how clear they are, please can you let me know your secret i.e what gear you use and is there any post processing.
Keep up the good work Steve
January 15th, 2007 at 10:44pm
Hi Steve
Thanks for your comments. As far as what equipment goes, I have updated my About page – it’s all in there.
This photo was a bit of an effort to post-process as it is not only a panorama of 7 individual exposures, but I also applied HDR imaging to them.
If you don’t know what HDR is, check out this guide
Once I had produced the 7 HDR images, I stitched them together in Photoshop, which is a laborious task to get exactly right. You can buy programs to do it for you (and PS can as well), but I don’t think they do a good a job as doing it yourself.
Then I cropped and rotated the image. The conversion to black and white was done using this excellent action for Photoshop
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