Adventures in Panorama
I decided that I should give the panorama another go, and found out some of the problems that I was having with my first attempt. Here is a list of the problems that I know about.
- Change in height. - I was not using a tripod.
- Change in perspective. - My feet were moving slightly left or right.
- Close objects. - Especially those that span from one end of your shot to the other SUCK!
However, what I don’t know is:
- How do I deal with close objects?
- How can I make perspective not change?
- Is there a way to not have the picture slowly degrade in height?
If anyone knows how to answer these questions, without using Panorama software (since this is something I am trying to avoid), I’d be greatful for a response either via the comments or email.
Also, to clarify, I am not creating a 360 degree panorama as the word would suggest, I am simply trying to create an unobstructed view of what I see when I walk out my door. This still falls under the meaning of panorama, in my opinion.
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