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John Liddle

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23-02-2024, 16:17

SWMBO & I had a few days in Italy and visited the recently-opened Domus Tiberiana in Rome, which gives a lovely view over the Forum.

This is a multi-shot pano which, because I had no tripod or means of rotating around the "nodal point", had a considerable amount of distortion, much of which I have been able to remove with the PS Adaptive Wide Angle tool. It isn't perfect by any means, but you should have seen what I started with!

View of the Forum from the Domus Tiberiana by John Liddle, on Flickr

Last edited by John Liddle; 23-02-2024, 16:21.

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Stackman

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23-02-2024, 16:51

Nice photo
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23-02-2024, 17:40

Great shot John, like it

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23-02-2024, 19:27

Nice shot John.

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23-02-2024, 21:29

Wow…super work…..!

I’ve been thinking about getting a bigger gorillapod just in case…you’ve helped make a decision

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Farider

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24-02-2024, 20:51

A great view and pic John

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El Sid

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26-02-2024, 12:01

Nice bit of fiddling & diddling there John...

My occasional attempts with a wide angle lens have always been a bit less than perfect; quite a large bit usually!

Last edited by El Sid; 26-02-2024, 12:04.

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