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Default Beach Panorama handheld
Took the new camera down to the water the other day and tried a handheld Panorama, total of 6 vertical shots
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This was the result, some have said too much foreground but I actually don't mind it.
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Old 01-13-2010, 07:44 AM
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This was the result, some have said too much foreground but I actually don't mind it.
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You always need foreground to get a good landscape shot. I just feel like there's not enough INTEREST in the foreground.
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