I did mine free hand, the further away the object is, the easier it is to get the photos to blend together without any tripod. I just rotated the camera and took three separate shots.So are you guys using tripods, taking a shot, then spinning the tripod? Or taking video?
So are you guys using tripods, taking a shot, then spinning the tripod? Or taking video?
Which is another reason you should only take panorama shots of objects far away. If you try to take a closeup pano, such as a room, you will see lots of barrel distortion.Yeah I used a tripod. You just have to rotate it for the next picture
[-0MEGA-];987535 said:Which is another reason you should only take panorama shots of objects far away. If you try to take a closeup pano, such as a room, you will see lots of barrel distortion.
ThanksI really wish I had the talent and the camera to do photography
Looks great Geoff.
I actually look that with the Canon S3 IS.Wow! That's pretty good. I can't see any signs of stitching... I can't wait to get an XTi.
[-0MEGA-];992324 said:I actually look that with the Canon S3 IS.
Then why are you getting an xti lol.
Just messing.
I shall!lol Because a camera CAN limit what you as the photographer can do. A Canon S3 IS may be fine for taking panoramas of your backyard, but try making a really high quality wallpaper with it.
[-0MEGA-];992648 said:I shall!
LOL! 1280x1024 now!