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dasarpan007 OP t1_j8sa3wi wrote

Reply to comment by Tit4nNL in Sunset in the Swiss Alps [OC] [1334x2000] IG: arpandas_photography_adventure by dasarpan007

Nothing is stretched here, the clouds were just like that.

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Tit4nNL t1_j8sceo2 wrote

Really, it all looks so weird must just be an illusion then.

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300mhz t1_j8sggfs wrote

It's just a very wide angle lens causing pincushion distortion on the edges, you get a lot of that 'stretch' perspective shooting vertically.

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dasarpan007 OP t1_j8t961z wrote

exactly

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300mhz t1_j8tbq86 wrote

I do have a related question for you, as I do not have such a wide angle lens or much experience with this technique... but if you are doing focus/exposure stacking, at what point in the process do you do lens correction?

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dasarpan007 OP t1_j8tebul wrote

Manually, when I am done with a focus on stacking the foreground and bringing the background layer on top of that. So after the stacking and before any global adjustment. It can be done in the end though...

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300mhz t1_j8tl6ke wrote

Gotcha, thanks for the clarification!

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baconinthemorn t1_j8ualuo wrote

How many images did you stack for the focus? I just purchased an OM-1 and would love to better understand shots like this. Are you stacking in camera? Or in post?

Lovely shot!

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dasarpan007 OP t1_j8v8fbe wrote

Four for the foreground and one for rest. Unfortunately my camera is too old for in camera stacking 🤣

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baconinthemorn t1_j8vhbz6 wrote

Well you seem to take care of things quite well without it! Thanks for the insight!

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