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How to take panoramic pictures
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- Опубліковано 31 сер 2019
- Easily create a panoramic landscape image using a cheap (Ebay bought) nodal point panoramic tripod head.
I show you how to set it up with just a couple of pencils and a kitchen for help, take it in the field with practical shooting tips (remember shoot manual focus and exposure people!), and how to stitch the images together to produce perfect panoramas with no parallax errors.
This is NOT an advert, I bought this head and have not been sponsored by anyone.
Here's the links:
Ebay US: www.ebay.com/i...
Ebay UK: www.ebay.co.uk...
PLEASE REMEMBER: Do not climb big rocks unless you are confident and trained to do so.
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Gavin, thank you for your wonderful video on panoramas, well done and very helpful! I have one hundred fifty musical 4k sunrise videos over the Mississippi on youtube and now I really want to start doing panoramas, especially on my next trip out West! Thank you again Gavin.
I too have fallen in love with shooting panoramas :-)
Many thanks. Very good explanation.
You are welcome :-)
Thank you Gavin. Now I know where I have been going wrong.
Glad to be of help John :-)
Loved it. ❤
That helped me out .. Thanks
No problem 👍
Gavin, can you please link to the sturdier setup you allude to? Thanks, John
Brilliant!
Thank you :-)
Very nice but waiting to see the more sturdier equipment video coming up
The technique is the same John, but I do like pans so I may get a sturdy head for my tripod.
At 15.24 - have I missed something, or should the nodal point be over the centre of the tripod?
I think you did miss something as I do say that in the setting up.
I think Sub Vids is right. Your lens is pointing in the opposite direction. Sorry Gavin
@@jackskwara296 Exactly.
I'm surprised that no one but us noticed it, not even the author
On site where the photos are taken the panoramic head is backwards..or the camera is on backwards... the center of the lens should be inline with the nodal point..
So you pan honrinzontaly, but can you in the same time pan verticaly ? (if you equipement allow you to rotate on the other axis)
I think you mean can you do a vertical pan up? If so, doing Panos that way is hard as your camera will distort when it is not level with the horizon.
nice
Thanks Harry :-)