Gigapixel panorama photos I don’t shoot all the time. I have played around with perspective correction which is not possible with a single wide-angle shot as you would not have enough pixels to play with. Using many photos will give you much more pixels to work with in the first place. If you correct this on a wide-angle photo than you don’t have enough pixels as you will lose quality. Wide angle lenses often have distortion especially in the corners, plus the whole image gets distorted with curved lines. The reason I prefer to shoot landscapes, cityscapes and much more using multiple photos is that I have more control over the image. Most panorama’s I shoot are photos I could have taken with an (ultra) wide-angle lens too, but don’t throw away your wide-angle lens yet! Always take a shot with an (ultra) wide angle lens too so that you have a backup in case the panorama doesn’t work out. Stitching a few photos instead of using an (ultra) wide angle lens I have two reasons to shoot a panorama photo. My free workflow guide works also for smaller panoramas of course which I do a lot too. There are several reasons why you would want to shoot a (gigapixel) panorama photo, or just a panorama photo consisting of several photos. I’ll show you my systematic tutorial guide which should have you shoot (gigapixel) panorama’s in no time! The WHY and requirements for (gigapixel) panoramas In this tutorial I assume you have read my basic editing tutorial already. I have figured most things out by trial and error and came up with a workflow that works best for me. I didn’t find much clear information on the internet so I just started shooting. No, not a panorama that’s made by turning your camera or phone but shooting dozens/hundreds of single photos and stitching them together in Adobe software. Since then I have been studying and experimenting with shooting (gigapixel) panorama photos. I printed a beautiful photo of my daughter at sunset on a huge canvas last year but I wasn’t satisfied with the resolution. 5.4 Blending problems in Photoshop photomerge.5 Troubleshooting for (gigapixel) panorama shooting.3 Stitching the photos of a (gigapixel) panorama.1.3 Requirements for a (gigapixel) panorama photo.1.2 Ultra-high (gigapixel) resolution photos.1.1 Stitching a few photos instead of using an (ultra) wide angle lens.
1 The WHY and requirements for (gigapixel) panoramas.
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