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How To: Panoramic Photography - Part II

Panning Setup
Here is a fact: results will be better if you use a tripod. However, if you don’t have one or if an opportunity that does not allow you to set it up presets itself, you can still make a very decent panorama by following a few simple tips.
If you have a tripod:
Set up your [...]


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How To: Panoramic Photography - Part I

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Introduction
A panorama – or panoramic photo – is usually made by stitching several pictures, taken with the same camera, into one. Although you can also achieve a panoramic effect with only one photo by simply cropping it aggressively – especially if you are using a wide angle lens – I will stick to [...]


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How To Make Beautiful Landscape Panorama Photography

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No matter if you are above the mountains, the hills or on the field, a large panorama will always be impressive. A tripod will give you the possibility to merge the pictures precisely. There are some tripods on the market made especially for panoramic shooting. (Actually there are some cameras that shoot only [...]


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Panoramic Trip in 25 Big Cities

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Sometimes the best method of learning photography is to look inside of photo albums. This is why before even starting with theories about panoramic software and gears; I’ll take you on a trip to various places. This time to big cities. Do you notice what most of them have in common? A waterscape! [...]


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