One thing that caught my eye is the accent of preserving highlights. In fact, digital sensors preserve details much better in over-exposed areas that they do in underexposed ones. This is easy to see if you have access to a raw editing program and play w [Leer más...] Posteado en How to Create Panoramas good enough for Dreamstime

One thing that caught my eye is the accent of preserving highlights. In fact, digital sensors preserve details much better in over-exposed areas that they do in underexposed ones. This is easy to see if you have access to a raw editing program and play with the exposure compensation settings: when pushing limits, details in dark areas always come out with noise (if they do at all). Your work looks awesome and I do not suggest for a second that you change your current way of creating it. But this bit of info might come handy if you find yourself in a tight spot. Personally, when doing night shots, I pay more attention to the dark areas when shooting and then fix the highlights in post-processing. posted in How to Create Panoramas good enough for Dreamstime