That's what I do except H/H & then I always have to crop a bit top &
bottom. Not more than 3 frames in Landscape, but up to 6 in portrait.
Alan C
On 15-Aug-22 07:49 AM, Toine wrote:
Put the camera in manual or AE lock so every shot has the same exposure.
Take overlapping shots while rotating in the same spot. Merge the shots as
a pano in lightroom or special panorama stitcher software.
Most important is to keep the camera level which is easy to do with the
level indicators in the viewfinder.
Normally I use a monopod to rotate the camera.lens around its optical
center.
With modern software its very easy to use and produces a seamless stitch
On Sun, 14 Aug 2022, 23:54 Rick Womer, <[email protected]> wrote:
Toine, I agree with the other compliments!
Could you please describe the technique briefly?
Rick
On Aug 11, 2022, at 12:04 PM, Toine <[email protected]> wrote:
Maybe a little over tweaked in the color department (I like it or
remembered it as is). Since this subject doesn't have any straight lines
a
pano (8 shots portrait handheld, no bracketing or hdr) works perfectly to
capture the scenery
https://www.repiuk.nl/favorites/#&gid=1&pid=006-750-waddenpano-aug-2022-edit
Toine
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