How to Shoot a High Resolution Landscape Panoramic Image

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Jason shares the workflow he uses to shoot for hire. How to shoot a high resolution landscape panoramic image at 35mm. This is a 3 row panorama with wide a FOV of 120°. First row 30° down, 2 row 7.5°, 3rd row 15° up. He uses 30% overlap between images both horizontally and vertically.
He has shot literally 100's if not over a thousand of commercial landscape jobs across the country using this very workflow. Many of his images are gallery worthy pieces of art. While he primarily shoots outdoor scenes at a slightly higher ISO he can get away with manually clicking the shutter release. In low light situations and slower speeds, and especially if shooting in HDR use a remote shutter release. Listen to the finer details he shares and comment below if you have any questions. This is a multi-row panorama workflow for wide landscape photography for amazing panoramic images.
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6 сен 2024

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@brendongee5584 5 лет назад

Great video guys. My mistake was not reading the description - I listen to youtube rather than watching it at work, therefore didn't read the description. Thanks, MukilteoSailor for the notification.

@brendongee5584 5 лет назад

Lowepro Whistler 350 AWII bag is what I use.

@MukilteoSailor 5 лет назад

You need to go to link above in the video description to enter the contest.

@edoubleist 4 года назад

This is an excellent video. I really enjoy Jason’s personality and presentation skills, he is a joy to watch! I’m ready to take my landscape photography to the next level and I am excited to do that with Ninja Nodal products. Thank you!

@joralonso 4 года назад

Thank you! great video

@MukilteoSailor 5 лет назад

Despite the error, very good video. Jason hopefully when they take the money from your paycheck they give you the cost price. :D

@tomgallovichartisticphotog931 5 лет назад

I agree with MukilteoSailor excellent video despite the error. Thanks for the chance to win but I will stay with my M2. Solid piece of equipment. By the way I use an F-Stop Ajna, their ICU system makes any of their backpacks highly convertible. I have several ICU's packed with different equipment and then swap the ICU I need to shoot something specific. I also have a large ICU to carry everything when my back can handle it. Tom G.

@joshuatan2005 4 года назад

Thanks for making this video, my camera is 1D Mk3 with 1.3 crop, and i have 2 lens both for full frame camera, Tamron 15-35mm F2.8 and Canon 70=200mm f2.8. a. Which Ninja Nodal model will hold up this heavy set say approx 4kg? b. Which lens should i use and at what focal length or can if i can use both lens what are the focal length i should use? c. If i am using the Canon 70-200mm can i use NN to center the long camera with lens to the center of the tripod? If cannot can i center the camera vertically to the tripod using the Tamron 15-35mm then swap to 70-200mm? Will i face any problem when it comes to setting the 'nodal point' with both lens? d. Which rotator head can i use, What about RD16? Thank you very much.