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In this blog, I would like to share what I have learned about multi-stitch panoramas. Firstly if you would like to try one I have a few tips that will get you on the right track.
The first tip is shoot vertical. Use a tripod and level it to the best of your ability. The more level it is the better the end result will be. Use a pan head on the tripod as it will set up the incremental spots to capture an image. If you do not have a pan head overlap each shot by about 30%.
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The better the shot created in the camera the better the panorama. Use filters on the lens to control the light. I like to shoot at least 7 to 10 verticals for a single row and 14 to 20 for a double row. Shoot an extra on each end for the final crop.
I would recommend a good stitching program something other than Photoshop.
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After it is all stitched and cropped send it out to print to see the results of your work. Hang it where other people can see it!!
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