Chapter 3
User Guide
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Shooting the panorama
In addition to your rows of images, in most cases you will also want to capture one
image straight up (+90°) and one straight down (–90°). By taking a shot straight up,
you ensure that the upper region of the panorama blends well with the images that
compose the topmost row.
Taking a shot straight up will also guarantee that your panorama does not end up with
a hole (black space) at the zenith.
By capturing a handheld shot downward, without the tripod, you can eliminate the
tripod from your scene. These images will be stitched together just like all the other
images in your panorama. If the tripod is visible in some of your shots, you can remove
it using the
Stencil Tool
(see “Stencils” on page 126).
Figures A and B demonstrate the technique for capturing straight up and down images.
In figure A, capture a shot straight up to make sure you get complete coverage of the
scene; in figure B, take a handheld shot straight down without the tripod. Keep the
camera at the same height it was when mounted on the tripod.
You may need to try capturing a panorama without using a tripod or pan head. To
guarantee good results from a handheld panorama, you should be aware of the
following points:
Use a wide-angle lens to reduce the number of images required
Capture sufficient overlap between images
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