Composition
Now that you understand how to set up and capture your frames for stitching the final panorama, let’s talk about composition. The reason I want to cover this is that thinking about the composition of your final panoramic photograph before actually starting the process can drastically improve the end result.
• Horizon lines. The first piece of advice is on horizon lines. If you are photographing a panorama of a skyline at the beach, there will be some sort of horizon. A photograph with an angled horizon can look crooked. This is especially the case with a super-wide panoramic photograph.
• Rule of thirds. The rule of thirds is one of those photography rules that can often be broken. However, with panoramic photography, a scene can ...
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