#brenizermethod

[skrinik]

passionate.

[hollysissonphotography]

We are having amazing summer like weather here, so took advantage and went on a photo outing last night. #hollystintoys #hollysbokehpanos #Toronto #bokeh (Shot using the #BrenizerMethod (otherwise known as a #BokehPanorama), this image becomes the equivalent of a 64mm at f0.9, and contains ~9 images.) ~ Canon 1D X MkII + 85 f1.2L II @ f1.2 1/250s (See my bio for full camera equipment information plus info on how I process my images. 😊) ~ Brenizer Method: It’s the same principle as a typical panorama, except instead of shooting wide angle, with as much depth-of-field as possible, it’s shot with a longer focal length, with as shallow a DOF as possible. The end result (dependent on final image) can mimic the look of a large format photographic system. The method increases the effective sensor size of the camera, much like the larger negatives in medium and large format photography. ~ (at Toronto, Ontario)

[hollysissonphotography]

Feeling British today in celebration of the Royal Wedding. 🇬🇧❤️ #hollysbokehpanos #Toronto #bokeh (Shot using the #BrenizerMethod (otherwise known as a #BokehPanorama), this image becomes the equivalent of a 49mm at f0.8, and contains ~26 images.) ~ Canon 1D X MkII + 85 f1.2L II @ f1.2 (See my bio for full camera equipment information plus info on how I process my images. 😊) ~ Brenizer Method: It’s the same principle as a typical panorama, except instead of shooting wide angle, with as much depth-of-field as possible, it’s shot with a longer focal length, with as shallow a DOF as possible. The end result (dependent on final image) can mimic the look of a large format photographic system. The method increases the effective sensor size of the camera, much like the larger negatives in medium and large format photography. ~ (at Toronto, Ontario)

[hollysissonphotography]

I miss Spring adventures! #fbf #hollystintoys #hollysbokehpanos #Toronto #bokeh #Musecam (MC03) (Shot using the #BrenizerMethod (otherwise known as a #BokehPanorama), this image becomes the equivalent of a 77mm at f1.0, and contains ~13 images.) ~ Canon 5D MkIV + 85 f1.2L II @ f1.2 1/1250s (See my bio for full camera equipment information plus info on how I process my images. 😊) ~ Brenizer Method: It’s the same principle as a typical panorama, except instead of shooting wide angle, with as much depth-of-field as possible, it’s shot with a longer focal length, with as shallow a DOF as possible. The end result (dependent on final image) can mimic the look of a large format photographic system. The method increases the effective sensor size of the camera, much like the larger negatives in medium and large format photography. ~ (at Toronto, Ontario)

[hollysissonphotography]

Summer Dreams #hollystintoys #hollysbokehpanos #Toronto #bokeh #Musecam (MC03) (Shot using the #BrenizerMethod (otherwise known as a #BokehPanorama), this image becomes the equivalent of a 49mm at f0.7, and contains ~18 images.) ~ Canon 5D MkIV + 85 f1.2L II @ f1.2 | 1/320s (See my bio for full camera equipment information plus info on how I process my images. 😊) ~ Brenizer Method: It’s the same principle as a typical panorama, except instead of shooting wide angle, with as much depth-of-field as possible, it’s shot with a longer focal length, with as shallow a DOF as possible. The end result (dependent on final image) can mimic the look of a large format photographic system. The method increases the effective sensor size of the camera, much like the larger negatives in medium and large format photography. ~ @pixeltheplanet #PixelThePlanet (at Toronto, Ontario)

[hollysissonphotography]

I’m not ready to say goodbye to the magic of summer… #hollystintoys #hollysbokehpanos #Toronto #bokeh #musecam (Shot using the #BrenizerMethod (otherwise known as a #BokehPanorama), this image becomes the equivalent of a 57mm at f0.8, and contains ~22 images.) ~ Canon 5D MkIV + 85 f1.2L II @ f1.2 | 1/320s (See my bio for full camera equipment information plus info on how I process my images. 😊) ~ Brenizer Method: It’s the same principle as a typical panorama, except instead of shooting wide angle, with as much depth-of-field as possible, it’s shot with a longer focal length, with as shallow a DOF as possible. The end result (dependent on final image) can mimic the look of a large format photographic system. The method increases the effective sensor size of the camera, much like the larger negatives in medium and large format photography. ~ @pixeltheplanet #PixelThePlanet (at Toronto, Ontario)

[thingsdavidlikes]

men in black.... (Kw 43_brenizer method) by Yve.Wa

[random-noise]

Test of concept shot. 8 x 5 panorama taken at f/1.8 with the mighty #spiratone135mmf18 with a few extra images of the rock taken at f/2.8 then focus stacked in photoshop. In the final image you can zoom in and see the leaves on the rock moss. Unfortunately IG compresses the image file to a muddled mess. #brenizermethod #focusstacking (at Blue Hills Reservation) https://www.instagram.com/p/CnO0kXiO-TU/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=