Max Lyons’ digital imagery has always impressed me. While most digital SLR are still learning and trying to cope with deficiencies of the good ‘ole 35mm SLR Max seems to have found methods that not only work in the present scenario it even yields more. Mind you he is not using the very latest camera or the very latest piece of lens either. Over the years of his digital photo wizardy he has developed some tools and some outstanding software like PTA Assembler( for stitching panoramas) Image stacker — a great software to make composite imagery at low light… this gave birth to his outstanding star trail idea I suppose. Absolutely stunning indeed! Max’s Digital gallery is a must see. I could spend hours there and go back for more..and more… and I have already done that so many times.
In November 2003 Max also stitched the very first 1 Gig image off his D60. The image is the view from Bryce Point in Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah. This was also displayed at the PMA show in February 2004.
Who is Max Lyons?
The author and owner of Tabaware. check out more.
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The picture is very high quality but I cannot click on it to see it in full picture mode.
What kind of 35mm SLR Camera did you use or brand? There’s so many out there I’m not sure which one to get.
Now I know this might be a wee bit late but I figure this might help others too.