Would love to know if you liked the video - a slightly different format to what I normally put out. This video was recorded with the Nikon Z6, testing out the 4K recording - can you tell the difference?? Thanks for watching. Paul @ Photo Genius Brisbane.
Photo Genius I love your channel and especially learned a bunch from this video about editing in Lightroom and panorama. Would love more videos like this.
As always master class for begginers and not only.... Almost every question i have everytime i hold my cam on my hands, finds it's answer. Mr Paul, you are really by far the best from what i have watched here in youtube. You have the easy way of explaining everything so, so simple. Thank for all your efforts. Keep up your good work.
I think you should have the darker pictures on the left the slightly lighter in the middle and the daytime one on the right, and make that into a panorama, to create a time gradient
Brilliant, I was always worried about “stitching” images together. This looks a fairly simple process.. or maybe you made it look to easy. Loved the image of the bridge. Can’t wait to go out there and practice this. Loved the format of video
I really enjoyed watching you use your editing program. I am very new to photography and impressed with your video clip/ your channel. Thank you very much!!! 👌💞
Love your clear and concise approach, I am an amature photogragher but love going back to your videos they really have good tips. Would love to see some videos on lightroom and also your thoughts on Luminar
Woow 😍😍 loved the image and the tips are just amazing... whn i grow up i waana be just as great as you in photography. Thank you so much for sharing with us. Much love all the way from Kenya
Fantastic video as always Paul. You were very helpful a few years ago when i purchased a Nikon D3400 and learned photography basics; I’m now taking some fantastic photos (even been modestly paid for some actually) with a Sony A7R2 and am full on addicted to photography 👍🏼
I enjoy watching your videos. In this one it was great to see you out taking photos, then followed by the editing. The tips, as always, were great. Could you include some composition tips in some of your future videos?
Hi Paul, and greetings from The Great White North. Another great tutorial. I am really enjoying your channel and learning my new hobby. Question regarding focus…you comment that you generally use MF, and you set the focus on the middle of the image. Would this not put the extreme edges of the photo out of focus? Could you refocus with each frame, or does that risk getting the panorama out of alignment? Thanks, and thanks for all the very helpful tips….keep them coming!
I really appreciated the editing portion. Do you use other software? I’m just a hobbyist and have an old version of Photoshop but wonder if it’s worth it to invest in new editing software?
Thank you for the very clear video. I understand why you set the camera to manual in regard to exposure and shutter speed, but I don't understand why you also set focus to manual. The distance of the bridge is different in every one of the photos, why not use the auto focus?
Thank you -- for showing how to edit the Pano in Lightroom -- Beautiful photo of the Bridge by the way - Do you have any videos on how to get your photos sold (smile).
It’s very neat presentation. I have 2 questions to you. 1.why did you take 3 times the bridge 3x8 images? 2. How do you know to what extent the 2/3 of the image is moved on the pan rotation? Please explain. Thanks
I remember the old days what you snapped is what you had. Today anyone can be a great photographer thank god cause I was never that good 😂 great vid thanks for sharing
Hi Paul , really enjoyed this video on Panos which I love to create , a huge help and the first time I've seen them stitched using LR . Very much enjoying your tutorials , great stuff . I managed to get some great sunsets when up at the Kepples and Rocky last year , will give them a go in LR . Cheers from Whangarei NZ Regards Andrew
I've got a question about using manual focus for this pano. You said you start in the middle of the bridge and set your focus there but then you take the first image at the far end and work to the right. Wouldn't you have to adjust your focus for each shot to ensure it's sharp before taking the photo? Having a small aperture (F11) will allow for some wiggle room since it gives you a larger depth of field but was it enough so that you didn't have to adjust your focus for each photo? Thanks for another great tutorial.
Adjusting the focus between shots is not ideal as you may see the joins in the images. Setting the aperture at F11 and the fact that the subject is further away should give ample depth of field to make it work. Thanks for watching.
Another great blog.One thing you did not mention he’s focusing. What do you focus. on and put in the lens into Manuel. Otherwise keep up the good work.
Hi Photo Genius, question on my Canon Camera. Aspect ratio settings and Metering Timer settings? What are these? What would you recommend I set these at? Or what should I be considering when setting these two settings? Do you have a video on this?
Although you can get panorama tripod heads, all you really need is a head that can be rotated without moving the position of the camera. Some tripods heads may include a sprit level which can also be useful (but not essential). Hope that helps.
Awesome! @@photogenius thanks. I did my very first pano from your video and I think it turned out really well. Thanks so much. Next time I'm in Brisbane, I will go shoot the Story bridge in pano. Thanks
Thanks for all the hints and tips,,they are most useful. Is there an easy way to get the .MOV files off a canon and converted to a WMV file without having to download or pay for a conversion program? Thanks in advance,,,,,George
Hi Paul. Great video. So, I have a Canon EOS 4000D and use Photoshop Fix & Express on an iPad Pro, mainly for removing unwanted parts of photo's. Does Lightroom offer the same function, along with the Panoramic stitching on its iPad app?
Hello mate a bit off topic but would you recommend a Nikon D750 for a beginner looking to keep it a while ? seen some cracking deals on them second hand in like new condition
HI, ive watched alot of your videos. Great work. Can you do this with jpeg or do they need to be raw. I always shoot jpeg and raw but have never touched them up. Just the option I choose really.
For those that don't have professional software. How to stitch pictures? Any lens type known for least amount of distortions? And can stitching be done manually? Perhaps a software that will stitch a 360 image together for VR?
You can download a trial version of Lightroom to try. Whilst it is a professional programme, a beginner will get used to it very quickly as it's fairly easy to pick up. I might put together a Lightroom for beginners video in the near future if I get enough feedback.
Hi Paul. Love the editing process in this video. Just an idea for a future video maybe but, I noticed you use a imac. I recently purchased one to replace an aging laptop. Here's my problem. For some reason, I found it extremely difficult to import my photos from the imac into lightroom. Thanks.
Hi David, thanks for watching. I always import my images directly into Lightroom. I'm assuming that you've imported them into the Apple photos app first and then have to export them from photos into Lightroom??
Goood job on the tutorial but i feel slighted because you don’t show sony cameras, LOL. If i were to use a single focal length lens, which one should i use.
Nice video as expected. Unfortunately i cant open my RAW files from my D3400 and i dont know how to fix it. If you can tell me i will be more than happy.
Hi Paul just saw your video 0n making a panoramic in light room. The issue I am having after I finnish and try to get a print from Harvey Norman it comes up error. It is saved as a Jpeg so I am lost why.
Hi Jeff. I'm not familiar with Harvey Normans printing process but it may be the file size is too big. Check out www.streetsimaging.com.au which is pro lab in Brisbane, you can order online and they would be my choice.
Would love to know if you liked the video - a slightly different format to what I normally put out.
This video was recorded with the Nikon Z6, testing out the 4K recording - can you tell the difference??
Thanks for watching.
Paul @ Photo Genius Brisbane.
Photo Genius I love your channel and especially learned a bunch from this video about editing in Lightroom and panorama. Would love more videos like this.
It's really good to see you outdoors. I really appreciate your effort. I really liked the video and the information provided by you. Keep it up....
& yes video is really nice with the Z6.
Thanks Nicole, definitely going to be doing more "location" videos in the future. Thanks for the feedback.
Thank you Sandeep, more location videos coming. It's great to get out of the office too. 😀
Always good to see the edit afterwards. It's just as much a part of photography as taking the picture these days.
Fantastic pano 👍
As always master class for begginers and not only.... Almost every question i have everytime i hold my cam on my hands, finds it's answer. Mr Paul, you are really by far the best from what i have watched here in youtube. You have the easy way of explaining everything so, so simple. Thank for all your efforts. Keep up your good work.
I think you should have the darker pictures on the left the slightly lighter in the middle and the daytime one on the right, and make that into a panorama, to create a time gradient
Great suggestion Thomas - I might even consider going back again to do just that. Thanks for the support.
@@photogenius would love to see how that turns out
Just started with lightroom so this video was great timing. Thank you
thank you Paul for this simple, easy way to make Pamorama image.
Brilliant, I was always worried about “stitching” images together. This looks a fairly simple process.. or maybe you made it look to easy. Loved the image of the bridge. Can’t wait to go out there and practice this. Loved the format of video
Again absolutely brilliant Easy to follow
This was such a good video real easy to follow, awesome results too cheers
Años, for your comprehensive tips for both shooting and editing, too!
Wow, love the photo. I'm going out tomorrow evening to try it with a friend. Thanks for your video. I've learn a lot.
You are very welcome, hope you got some good shots.
Always great video. Thanks.
You bet, thanks for watching.
Great video as always, and so helpful!
Amazing shot, in blue light.
Editing made it sing.
Being a Brisbanite I'm keen to give it a go.. once the rain leaves. 🙃
I really enjoyed watching you use your editing program. I am very new to photography and impressed with your video clip/ your channel.
Thank you very much!!! 👌💞
great video I have not tried panorama but after watching your video I might give it a try thanks for the tips
Beautiful panorama of the bridge in Brisbane. I loved the editing portion of the video and found it really useful. Thank you again.
welcome 👍
Love your clear and concise approach, I am an amature photogragher but love going back to your videos they really have good tips. Would love to see some videos on lightroom and also your thoughts on Luminar
Hi Melanie, thanks for the suggestion - will feature some Lightroom tips in a future video coming soon.
Paul @ Photo Genius
Result is great
Always enjoy your videos... great presentation and tips.
Thank you very much John.
Woow 😍😍 loved the image and the tips are just amazing... whn i grow up i waana be just as great as you in photography. Thank you so much for sharing with us. Much love all the way from Kenya
Such a great video tutorial!
Paul Thank you very much for the information you add to me as a hobby photographer from Israel
You are very welcome, thank you for taking the time to watch my videos.
Very helpful tips. Thanks 👍👍
Fantastic tutorial!
Fantastic video as always Paul. You were very helpful a few years ago when i purchased a Nikon D3400 and learned photography basics; I’m now taking some fantastic photos (even been modestly paid for some actually) with a Sony A7R2 and am full on addicted to photography 👍🏼
Excellent photos. I love the editing tips. I just started using lightroom and I will take all the tips I can get.
Cheers Matt - I might do a video soon featuring my top Lightroom tips for beginners.
Nice work!Hope to see more videos on how to use lightroom!
If I get enough interest I might do a Lightroom for beginners video soon.
Thanks for watching 👍
Thx for your excellent Video.🙋🏻♀️🇨🇭. It helps me a lot
Great video, thank you. I've just got my first camera and I'm looking forward to getting out and following your tips.
Thanks Andrew, your feedback is very much appreciated. I hope you get some good shots.
Awesome vid very clear instruction 👍🏻
Thank you Ben 🙂
Great work.
Many many thanks.
Thank you for all the great tips!
Very very good! Thanks for sharing
Great very nice explanation
Very nice, thanks for sharing!,
I watch many Photography videos online and came across yours a few days ago. great content and easy to understand. subscribed. Thank you.
Thank you! I'm go I ng to try panorama this week.
Excellent video! Thank you.
You are welcome William, thanking you for your support.
I enjoy watching your videos. In this one it was great to see you out taking photos, then followed by the editing. The tips, as always, were great.
Could you include some composition tips in some of your future videos?
I loved the video and the photo. And thank you for the inspiration I hadn’t thought about trying a panorama. Definitely going to give it a shot.
thank you so much for sharing this awesome tip;
As usual, a great video & demonstrations! Thank you.
Interesting video! I will have to try this!
Let us know how you get on, thanks for watching.
Really very impressed from this video. It's really helpful & informative.
Hi Paul very informative tutorial as usual. Thanks.
Great video and really nice Lightroom editing tips. I'm new to Lightroom and these are very handy👍
Loved your pictures of the Story bridge, the editing was great and easy to follow,still deciding what program to use thanks for your time
I like your editing. Please do more editing videos. Thank you!
Thank you - getting a lot of interest in Lightroom videos, so watch this space!!
Hi Paul, and greetings from The Great White North. Another great tutorial. I am really enjoying your channel and learning my new hobby. Question regarding focus…you comment that you generally use MF, and you set the focus on the middle of the image. Would this not put the extreme edges of the photo out of focus? Could you refocus with each frame, or does that risk getting the panorama out of alignment?
Thanks, and thanks for all the very helpful tips….keep them coming!
I can tell the the difference, it's so........like in real time, it seems like. Very nice choice.
Good tutorial...great
Thank you very much.
Best! is very best!
Excellent video, very clearly presented, and useful info. Thanks!
Cool video! I'm keen to get cracking 😊
I really appreciated the editing portion. Do you use other software? I’m just a hobbyist and have an old version of Photoshop but wonder if it’s worth it to invest in new editing software?
Thank you for the very clear video. I understand why you set the camera to manual in regard to exposure and shutter speed, but I don't understand why you also set focus to manual. The distance of the bridge is different in every one of the photos, why not use the auto focus?
Thank you -- for showing how to edit the Pano in Lightroom -- Beautiful photo of the Bridge by the way - Do you have any videos on how to get your photos sold (smile).
It’s very neat presentation. I have 2 questions to you.
1.why did you take 3 times the bridge 3x8 images?
2. How do you know to what extent the 2/3 of the image is moved on the pan rotation?
Please explain.
Thanks
Best experience sir
Thanks Madiki - thanks for watching, please consider subscribing - new photography tutorials every week.
Yes, more editing videos, please.
I remember the old days what you snapped is what you had. Today anyone can be a great photographer thank god cause I was never that good 😂 great vid thanks for sharing
I still firmly believe that you should try to take a great image "in camera", but digital has made editing so much more accessible.
Hi Paul , really enjoyed this video on Panos which I love to create , a huge help and the first time I've seen them stitched using LR . Very much enjoying your tutorials , great stuff . I managed to get some great sunsets when up at the Kepples and Rocky last year , will give them a go in LR .
Cheers from Whangarei NZ Regards Andrew
Thanks for sharing great tips again :-)
Thanks Shaunak, glad to be of help.
I've got a question about using manual focus for this pano. You said you start in the middle of the bridge and set your focus there but then you take the first image at the far end and work to the right. Wouldn't you have to adjust your focus for each shot to ensure it's sharp before taking the photo? Having a small aperture (F11) will allow for some wiggle room since it gives you a larger depth of field but was it enough so that you didn't have to adjust your focus for each photo? Thanks for another great tutorial.
Adjusting the focus between shots is not ideal as you may see the joins in the images. Setting the aperture at F11 and the fact that the subject is further away should give ample depth of field to make it work.
Thanks for watching.
@@photogenius Thanks for the explanation. Cheers and Happy New Year!
Its a double thumbs up from me
Thank for the tip.
Another great blog.One thing you did not mention he’s focusing. What do you focus. on and put in the lens into Manuel. Otherwise keep up the good work.
very beautiful vlog I love your video about how to use camera really informative thanks 👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍lk i too have dslr
Very useful
Hi Photo Genius, question on my Canon Camera. Aspect ratio settings and Metering Timer settings? What are these? What would you recommend I set these at? Or what should I be considering when setting these two settings? Do you have a video on this?
Great video thanks. Can I ask what tripod head you use for pano shots? I click on the link in description but it shows lots of tripods. Sorry. Cheers
Although you can get panorama tripod heads, all you really need is a head that can be rotated without moving the position of the camera. Some tripods heads may include a sprit level which can also be useful (but not essential).
Hope that helps.
Awesome! @@photogenius thanks. I did my very first pano from your video and I think it turned out really well. Thanks so much. Next time I'm in Brisbane, I will go shoot the Story bridge in pano. Thanks
Thanks for all the hints and tips,,they are most useful. Is there an easy way to get the .MOV files off a canon and converted to a WMV file without having to download or pay for a conversion program? Thanks in advance,,,,,George
I think you will have to download some software - you might find something that can trial first.
cracking pano Paul
Thanks Richard 😀
Hi Paul.
Great video.
So, I have a Canon EOS 4000D and use Photoshop Fix & Express on an iPad Pro, mainly for removing unwanted parts of photo's.
Does Lightroom offer the same function, along with the Panoramic stitching on its iPad app?
Hello mate a bit off topic but would you recommend a Nikon D750 for a beginner looking to keep it a while ? seen some cracking deals on them second hand in like new condition
So nice
Thank you so much.
HI, ive watched alot of your videos. Great work. Can you do this with jpeg or do they need to be raw. I always shoot jpeg and raw but have never touched them up. Just the option I choose really.
Loved the video, subscribed on the strength of it and another I just watched. Have you tried the Sony RX10 M3 yet?
For those that don't have professional software. How to stitch pictures? Any lens type known for least amount of distortions? And can stitching be done manually? Perhaps a software that will stitch a 360 image together for VR?
Class as always.. is lightroom ok for beginners like me or for more experienced? Also, is it free or a purchasable software? Thank you
You can download a trial version of Lightroom to try. Whilst it is a professional programme, a beginner will get used to it very quickly as it's fairly easy to pick up. I might put together a Lightroom for beginners video in the near future if I get enough feedback.
Photo Genius Cheers Paul, appreciate that. All the best
THANKYOU...
And thank you for the feedback and support.
hi. Is it important to freeze the subjects' movements in the photography scene?
Very nice, but I did notice the left side of the bridge was bluer than the right. The right side had a nice purple cast to the bridge.
Hi Paul. Love the editing process in this video. Just an idea for a future video maybe but, I noticed you use a imac. I recently purchased one to replace an aging laptop. Here's my problem. For some reason, I found it extremely difficult to import my photos from the imac into lightroom. Thanks.
Hi David, thanks for watching. I always import my images directly into Lightroom. I'm assuming that you've imported them into the Apple photos app first and then have to export them from photos into Lightroom??
Goood job on the tutorial but i feel slighted because you don’t show sony cameras, LOL. If i were to use a single focal length lens, which one should i use.
Anyway to do panaramas that are closer to literal pans and less rotations in a single spot?
Do you tilt the camera so it shakes less?
No, the camera is on it's side so I cold get a taller panorama with plenty of sky.
@@photogenius oh wow that's a great idea!!!
Sorry for being slow 🙄but can you tell me how to put my canon rebel XR into panorama mode? Sorry again...
Sir, how do u take a perfect sunset photography?
Whether the image should be captured as jpeg or as raw file? Please help
Nice video as expected. Unfortunately i cant open my RAW files from my D3400 and i dont know how to fix it. If you can tell me i will be more than happy.
Try using an app called raw2dng, I use it to convert my raw to other file types for editing.
@@Kenny.G63 sure mate i also use and the original nikon software, but i know that is possible and in a Lightroom.
where did you focus ?
Hi Paul just saw your video 0n making a panoramic in light room. The issue I am having after I finnish and try to get a print from Harvey Norman it comes up error. It is saved as a Jpeg so I am lost why.
Hi Jeff. I'm not familiar with Harvey Normans printing process but it may be the file size is too big. Check out www.streetsimaging.com.au which is pro lab in Brisbane, you can order online and they would be my choice.
SX70 HS Bridgecamera does it in one move, at every Zoom
I like
Nodal point?
👍
Format and vision good, audio not so much.