Near Ha Giang in northern Vietnam

[andrewaxford]

This is going from bad to worse for me!
I am trying to upload a larger panorama this time I used photobucket but it is smaller than when I use the tinypics link.
I don't seem to get it?

[Ziggy]

Can't help with the posting but I do want to see this one full size.

Anyone have any suggestions for Andrew?

[Brownbear]

Hi Andrew,

Gorgeous image!

FYI Photobucket allows you to link to the original image size... Click on the little icon in the top right hand corner to set the size when you upload the image.

http://support.photobucket.com/hc/en...d-Size-Options

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[andrewaxford]

Hi Andrew,

Gorgeous image!

FYI Photobucket allows you to link to the original image size... Click on the little icon in the top right hand corner to set the size when you upload the image.

http://support.photobucket.com/hc/en...d-Size-Options

Screenshot

Thanks Christina but that option for linking to original size is not available to me. There is something mentioned about it not being available now. Back to the drawing board.

[andrewaxford]

https://www.flickr.com/gp/134029824@N06/40X3B1

[Shadowman]

Nicely done.

[Brownbear]

Hi Andrew,

Sorry to disappoint. I checked into it after reading your reply and this option is no longer available to new users, or long term users who mistakenly uncheck that option.

I view your image through the link and it's exquisite. The inclusion of the children in the scene, for me makes the image extraordinary!

[Ziggy]

The link works and that is a fantastic image.

I tried a post of your shot. This is 2048X700. It is very easy to post from Flickr. Let me know if you want to know how I do it.

[bnnrcn]

Very nice image

[Manfred M]

Andrew - a couple of things stick out in the shot that Jim posted the link to.

1. There is a darker area of the sky in the top left-hand corner and I'm trying to figure out how you got this? What exposure mode were you using to assemble this image?; and

2. The foreground has a lot of strange looking curvature. It makes me suspect you did not rotate the camera around the "no-parallax point".

[andrewaxford]

Andrew - a couple of things stick out in the shot that Jim posted the link to.

1. There is a darker area of the sky in the top left-hand corner and I'm trying to figure out how you got this? What exposure mode were you using to assemble this image?; and

2. The foreground has a lot of strange looking curvature. It makes me suspect you did not rotate the camera around the "no-parallax point".

I had noticed the darker area I had just synced across six exposures. The scene did curve around the paths to and from the village BUT I think I need to read the panorama tutorial on CiC to study up on the no parallax point!
Also you need to bear in mind my signature"I am the typical "Jack of all trades", master of none! Ha ha