Most panoramas are landscape photographs but I personally believe that we should learn from other niches and try new things, so don’t feel like you HAVE to be stood at the foot of a waterfall, or on the peak of a mountain, to break our your pano passion. To shoot a pano you first need to have a scene worthy of a pano.
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Multiple frames is a good skill to learn but you need to practice some skills which we’ll discuss now… How to shoot a panorama photograph The above definitions are flexible, everyone has their own take on what a panorama actually is, but for me, a 2:1 ratio or greater is the must-have. is usually reserved for landscape photography.captures a wider field of view than can be traditionally captured in one exposure.usually uses multiple frames/photographs and stitches them together.is at least 2 times as wide as it is tall (or 2 times as tall as it is wide) with a ratio of 2:1 or greater.Let’s start at the top: What is a panoramic photo Now, there is a YouTube video on this topic which will probably be easier to understand and follow than the text here. The inspiration for that challenge was Freki on the Loch: This post came about after launching the March 2022 Monthly Challenge, which was “Pano”. Everyone does things differently, this is just my way that I am comfortable with. That was a long title but as it says, this post is all about the shooting skills for a killer pano and how to stitch panoramas in Photoshop (and Lightroom, kind of) using the methods that I personally implement.
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