23. PANORAMA BASICS
BEFORE WE GET to actually taking the images used to build a panorama, I’d like to share a very important tip that I learned from Scott Kelby at a conference years ago. It’s such a great tip that I have used it ever since. When you shoot images for a panorama you need to mark the first and last frame of the pano so that you can find the files easily when you’re ready to work with them on your computer. This might seem unnecessary, but many times when you’re looking at your images after a shoot it can be really difficult to figure out whether you just took two shots of the same scene or you intended to combine the shots into ...
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