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13-10-2008, 3:32 PM
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Glencoe Area, Eilean Donan Castle, Forth Road and Rail Bridges, Falkirk Wheel and Connel Bridge 
^- Click on the picture link and magnify. (Taken hand-held)
Thanks for looking and sorry for burning your eyes out with the saturation, I didn't have a calibrated monitor when I processed these 
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Cracking set The panoramic is huuuuuge! 
What's the PP - looks HDR-ish?
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Those are fantastic Some Bloke. Really beautiful. The 1st 4 are the best for me but the rest aren't exactly rubbish! Thanks for sharing.
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A great set! 1,2 and 4 are my favorites, I think the PP on number 3 is a bit overdone.
How did you do the panorama?
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What a cracking set 
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13-10-2008, 8:29 PM
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lovely pics. Offensive title (Scotlandshire).
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Nice set - very dramatic.
Great B&W conversion in the first.
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13-10-2008, 9:09 PM
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Thank you Comrades 
Th original Pano was much bigger in dimensions and MB size, but ImageShack only accept 1 MB and smaller.
I shot the Pano as a 3 shot bracket and was going to turn it into a HDR Pano.
But PTGUI Pro, wouldn't stitch it without errors, so I just stitched it as a single exposure Pano.
I set the camera on manual expose and focus.
Sorry I didn't mean an offence to anyone, I apologise if anyone is offended.
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thats ok mate we just need to think some times
by the way i live about 5 miles from the wheel and ive never seen it
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Originally Posted by Ploppy  thats ok mate we just need to think some times | How can that possibly be offensive? We're all grown ups, and it was clearly just a jest.
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you wouldnt understand as you english
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Originally Posted by Ploppy you wouldnt understand as you english | How do you know I'm English? Afterall, I live in Wales
Apologies to the OP for taking this off topic. It just annoys me when people choose to be offended by the slightest thing. Just to somehow reinforce their national identity.
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Nice set! Maybe a bit over saturated, and maybe an HDR look, but all really striking and well composed shots.
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cracking set of pics love 'em all
nice to see the wheel from a different perspective to normal Quote:
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joke
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