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How to make amazing Panoramas - A teaching session from Svalbard!
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- Опубліковано 7 тра 2024
- Join us on an EXCITING Arctic expedition in Svalbard as we explore the breathtaking beauty of the polar region and capture it all with panoramic photography! In this video, we'll guide you through the process of creating stunning panoramic shots using a 360° gimbal while minimizing parallax errors.
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🌍 Location: Svalbard, Norway
📷 Gear: 360° Gimbal & Camera Setup
🔍 Focus: How to avoid parallax issues for seamless panoramic shots
Learn how to capture seamless, immersive panoramic images. We'll share tips and techniques for setting up your camera, adjusting the gimbal, and ensuring perfect alignment to avoid parallax errors.
Whether you're a seasoned photographer or just starting your journey into the world of panoramic photography, this video will provide valuable insights to elevate your skills. Experience the wonders of the Arctic through our lens and get inspired to embark on your own adventure!
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Your passion for panoramas is contagious. Now I'm shopping for nodal sliders online 😅 i have an s5ii with a multi-shot high res mode and there is something addicting about getting massively detailed photos
Haha sorry! One more down the pano rabbit hole!
Absolutely the best run through of how and why to use a nodal slider . Definitely going to shop for some gear before my next trip . Excellent teacher and those "students" were fortunate to get the lesson ( though they didn't seemed too engaged , their loss ) .
Thanks for the cooment! Good luck on your panorama journeys! In their defence...it was freezing outside and we were standing on sea ice 😊
Solid teaching here! Thanks Jonás!
Gracias wifey!
Very thought provoking and technically informative. Thanks Jonas.
Thanks John! See you in Svalbard!
Jonas, I just found your UA-cam channel today and I’m really enjoying watching your videos. I noticed a card you held up at 1:51 of this video which showed the 3:1 aspect ratio and wanted to know if those are commercially available? It looks like a great tool to “visualize” a potential image in a scene. Thanks again for sharing your experience. Safe travels. Steve
Hi Steve, yeah just google The Color Wheel Company View Catcher and you’ll find it! Thanks!
Thank you so much for such a beautiful videos !!! Greetings from Nepal !!!🇳🇵
Thank you! Be well!
Thanks for a great video and sharing your knowledge. Really appreciate it and love your passion. Could you kindly share the models of your pano head, the inverted ball head, the, slider and the 360 gimbal and any other gear? Thank you
Hello Bryan, absolutely!
360 head: Nodal Ninja M (Pro Series) (includes the slider)
GXP Ball-head
Really right stuff ascend series tripod
That’s it! Enjoy your pano journey!
Best
Jonas
Thanks Jonás - awesome educator, you certainly encouraged me to try more panos. I was aware of the nodal slider but have never heard it explained as well as you did. I may also need to hire you for spider alarm services. 😉
Hey John, thanks for the kind feedback! I’m always available for spider duty!
Expert level content, no doubt. Definitely subscribed! 😃👍
Thank you!
Very intresting video Jonas, I will test your ideas next week i Island
That is great Lennart! Thanks!
Your assertion that panoramas should be very wide and narrow is misleading. I have shot panoramas of tall waterfalls with a portrait format when I did not have a wide enough angle lens. Also a square format panorama form a grid of 9 images. I find very wide and narrow panoramas rather unpleasant to look at.
Using the Hugin program, it's simple to produce multi-row panoramas and make very high resolution images.
@@bernym4047 hello, I don’t think it is misleading at all. A panorama is a horizontal picture giving a wide view of a landscape or other scene. A panorama doesn’t have to be multiple images stitched together. A vertical “panorama” is called a vertorama (but not many use that terminology). A lot of people call all stitched images panoramas, but technically that isn’t correct. Anyway, that’s just the definitions…
And I also do a lot of high resolution images the way you describe, or wider than my widest lens, it’s great. But that doesn’t make it panos… cheers
@@JonasPaurellUnscripted I'm grateful for your mention of 'vertorama'. Not a word I've encountered previously.