#brenizer effect

[thephoblographer]

The Photo Stitch Could Make Your Camera So Much Better

This could be the closest thing to Sony Medium Format or Fujifilm Full Frame we see.

Phones have had the photo stitch feature for a long time, but why don’t cameras have it? We’re not necessarily talking about the Brenizer effect. And we’re not just talking about panoramic features either. But instead, modern digital cameras are missing a lot of things that phones have done for a while. One of the oldest features is the photo stitch. You know–shooting a scene, moving your camera…

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[thephoblographer]

The Medium Format Look: Creating Panoramic Portraits

The Medium Format Look: Creating Panoramic Portraits

Otherwise known as the Brenizer Effect but colloquially called panoramic portraits–this is the act of taking multiple images of a static subject and stitching them together in Photoshop. The result is something that looks like it was shot on a medium format lens and sensor/film plane due to the wide field of view but very shallow depth of field.

Doing them is fairly simple–though there are…

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[simplylaurence]

Brenizer method tests

[jempeas]

Emily on Flickr.

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The Walks on Flickr.

It was foggy tonight so I thought I would try a night time Brenizer. This is comprised of 54 different images which I have stitched together in Photoshop. I didn’t use the auto blend as the images were to dark so I positioned everything myself and used a big soft eraser to blend everything together which literally took forever.

[kritzfy]

My (old) Bike

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Rays of light in the morning

[kritzfy]

Enjoying Sunshine