September 2016
Beginner
152 pages
4h 47m
English
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IMAGINE SHOOTING A panorama and instead of stopping when you’ve covered about 180 degrees you keep going in a full circle, creating a 360-degree panorama (Figure 32.1). It’s best to use a super wide or fisheye lens to shoot this type of panorama because these lenses cover a lot of area, which means you need fewer photos to cover the full 360 degrees. In Figure 32.2 you can see the images I used to create the 360-degree panorama shown in Figure 32.3.
When shooting a 360-degree panorama, it’s easy to get dizzy since you’re turning around in a full circle while staring through a viewfinder and trying to keep the images lined ...
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