As far as full frame cameras go, it’s hard to find anything much wider than 14mm without going to a fish eye lens. The full frame 14mm equivalent on a crop sensor is around 9mm. I could very well be wrong but the 10mm focal length is exclusive to crop sensor cameras.
It's a beautiful scene and a great panorama. My personal opinion, though, is that the vibrance and saturation are cranked a little too high. The blue of the sky creates such a hard contrast that the canyon and waterfall kind of get lost. My eye automatically went to the bright blue in the upper left quadrant, then all around the sky, and found the waterfall last.
saturation is fine its still believable is this in panels or fisheye
maybe too much vibrance and saturation and the darks are just a little too chiselled.
I would probably lighten it a little.
Thanks guys! I shot it with a 14mm, it is a 6 shot panorama.
is a 14 mm enough for landscape i was considering buying a 10mm
As far as full frame cameras go, it’s hard to find anything much wider than 14mm without going to a fish eye lens. The full frame 14mm equivalent on a crop sensor is around 9mm. I could very well be wrong but the 10mm focal length is exclusive to crop sensor cameras.
i only have a low grade dslr a nikon d3300 it works but i have plenty of options to chose from and I'm not sure which direction to go
It's a beautiful scene and a great panorama. My personal opinion, though, is that the vibrance and saturation are cranked a little too high. The blue of the sky creates such a hard contrast that the canyon and waterfall kind of get lost. My eye automatically went to the bright blue in the upper left quadrant, then all around the sky, and found the waterfall last.