March 2019
Intermediate to advanced
240 pages
5h 46m
English

Vertical panoramas (where instead of creating a wide, horizontal panorama, you create a tall, vertical one) have become so popular that they have their own name: vertorama. You shoot and stitch a vertical panorama, errr . . . vertorama, the same way you would a panorama (with at least a 30% overlap between frames). But, instead of shooting from left to right, you start at the bottom of the scene and shoot moving upward, one frame at a time (don’t forget the overlap), until you reach the top. Once you’re done, you’ll stitch it together in Lightroom or Camera Raw just like you would with a regular horizontal panorama (see ...
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