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I've been doing panoramas WRONG this whole time!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 เม.ย. 2019
- Panorama photography is something I love to do when out photographing landscapes, but always had a little more difficulty doing vertical panoramas - until now!
Bringing my friends to a spot I had recently explored myself, it was nice to revisit and photograph this beautiful waterfall north of Vancouver, near Whistler. Something clicked on this morning, and I realized I've been doing vertical panoramas (vertorama) wrong this whole time!
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Great tip. Thanks. The waterfall snow abyss was wonderful to see.
Love the enthusiasm for your craft!
Good Job, Lovely shots! .....Thx for taking us along
Very nice! I was never certain how to shoot a vertical panorama so thank you for walking me through this!
Wonderful! Love your "new" panorama technique.
Thanks Rob - I just wish I had realized it sooner! Feels night and day when making vertical panoramas now! :)
@@KaitlynMcLachlanPhotography I really miss your videos! Any chance you'll start up again?
That was well done, enjoyed the music.
Ha. Ive owned an Arca Swiss PO for around 5 yrs. I never thought of using the head and a L bracket that way. So simple as well as obvious & illusive at the same time. Like always I never stop learning. Many Thanks
I love this !!
This tip is gold!
Thats why there are tripod collars😂😂😂
Wonderful idea, thank for sharing! I am just now returning a pan and tilt head which I purchased for vertical panos because I had to use the quick release plate on my L bracket to get the correct tilt orientation. You should have more subscribers --> subscribed!
Very good tip.
Thanks
Just today I've been trying to do vertical panos. Great tip about using the notch on the tripod head. I was thinking I would have to buy a special pano head in addition to the nodal rail I already have. I knew there had to be an easier way!
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Love the photos and the tips on vertical panoramas. I bought an L-plate for my camera recently and can't wait to give your tip a try.
A great job, thank's for that, really great job.
Thanks for the info. I just bought a Neweer Pro Pano Gimal to do vertical panos and realized I could have bought their 44mm low profile ball head and a L bracket for much smaller package to carry around.
Nice vertorama shot Kaitlyn.
Thanks Markus! Love making panoramas, even if the end result isn't a "panorama" - the increased resolution is great!
Nice tip, I've never tried a vertorama.
It's nice to capture the different perspective! I ended up cropping a bunch off the top and bottom of the vertorama because I felt it was TOO tall - I was still just a bit too close to the falls and didn't capture enough horizontal space for all that vertical space! Give it a try :)
Hello there, what ball head are you using here?
You have fremen eyes! Very beautiful.
HI Kaitlyn just came across your channel which I have really enjoyed but I see you haven't posted anything for over two years and was wondering if you will be back anytime soon? Mick, Northern Ireland 👍😊
I LOVE YOUR EYES
where did you get that tripod and the last tool to turn it over to vertical?
Hello, nice video, what is the brand of the head that you use ?
How are you getting on with the Arca Swiss P0 ballhead?
Hello Kaitlyn, I'm no expert as I am still learning about Panorama photography. When using a telephoto lens as you are the normal procedure is to find the lens "Nodal Point". This all sounds very complicated and I am not going to get into the technicalities of how and why but try and have a look at this video th-cam.com/video/IFQHoCjFTn8/w-d-xo.html where all is explained. Thanks for the great video and I hope you have a fantastic day.
I haven't taken a look at the video just yet - but you're absolutely correct. Adjusting for the nodal point is important for more reliable seamless stitching BUT it also requires more gear/adjustments on the tripod. It's a current tradeoff I'm willing to work with as I haven't quite hit the problems just yet, except for difficulties in multi-row panoramas. It's not only for telephoto lenses either, though. More or less it's only REALLY a problem if you have something in the foreground and then something in the background. Most of my panoramas don't use foreground interest and let the distant scene stand out. I might make a separate video talking a bit more about panoramas :)
Talk too much