The Colosseum

[evacguy]

This is a four image pano of the Colosseum in Rome. It was quite challenging to find a view during the day without loads of tourists in the way. It required quite a bit of work in LrC to lighten the middle row of arches. They were as black as the bottom row apart from the sky peeping through the top of arch.

• ILCE-7M4
• FE 24-70mm F2.8 GM II
• 24.0 mm
• ƒ/8
• 1/200 sec
• ISO 100

 

[Richard A]

Great job. Did you stitch this together in LrC also?

 

[evacguy]

Great job. Did you stitch this together in LrC also?

Thanks Richard. Yes, I used LrC to stitch the images together.

 

[Tinopener]

Just out of interest could we see the original photo before you used Lrc which I Haven't a clue what that is

 

[evacguy]

Just out of interest could we see the original photo before you used Lrc which I Haven't a clue what that is

Hi Gary, that is four separate images. I had four images that I then stitched them together in Lightroom Classic.

 

[Thad E Ginathom]

I Haven't a clue what that is

"Panorama" is what a lot of systems call it. Cameras would have that setting where the camera did like a burst of exposures while one moved it from side to side. If I remember rightly, some cameras would do the stitching too, although perhaps not as well as computer software.

Sony dropped it. It just disappeared off the menu in some model or other. I didn't care: I never once got the Sony version to work for me.

I'm sure you'll recognise the word panorama, rather than just calling it stitching.