That looks more like it.You got those strips quite perfect!
PS: With your zoomed in image that waterfall looks even more spectacular coming off that horizontal rock bank!
a quick panorama...
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Rudi
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Re: a quick panorama...
That looks more like it.You got those strips quite perfect!
PS: With your zoomed in image that waterfall looks even more spectacular coming off that horizontal rock bank!
Regards,
Rudi
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Rudi
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Re: a quick panorama...
Click on the panorama in the first post in this thread to see it at full size (if your browser window is wide enough).
Best wishes,
Hans
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Rudi
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Re: a quick panorama...
I use a laptop so the panorama does not fit. In these events one can use the enlarge icon on the bottom corner to increase to its full size. Then you can scroll to view the entire image.
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Regards,
Rudi
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