How to shoot a Multi Row Panorama! Part 1 of 2

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In this video I will take you through how I shoot multi row panorama. Enjoy the beauty that North Idaho has to offer! In Part 2 of this video I will show how I edit Multiple Row Panoramas in Lightroom and Photoshop. I also show the difference between using a wide angle
lens vs. a multiple row panorama of the same image.
My Gear:
Camera: 2 Fuji X-T20's, Fujifilm X100S
Lenses: Fuji 35mm f2, 14mm 2.8 and 18-55mm f2.8-4
Bag: LowePro Flipside 300
Accessories:
B + W XS Pro KSM HTC-POL MRC Nano Polarizer
7 Fujifilm NP-W126S Batteries
Benro TMA18C Mach3 Carbon Fiber Tripod
MeFoto A1350 Roadtrip Tripod
Acratech Leveling Base
Acratech Panorama Tripod Head
Ultra Pod II mini tripod
Rode Video Micro
Tascam DR-40 Linear PCM Recorder
4 - 64GB Sandisk Extreme Pro
2- Oben Acra Swiss L-Brackets
Rotolight Neo
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6 дек 2017

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Комментарии : 29

@RC-Heli835 29 дней назад

Beautiful place man!

@By.ozalsa 4 года назад

Just loved it! Again - so inspiring 👍👍

@derrickluby1943 6 лет назад

Great to see you posting quality videos with useful tips and great photos.

@GabrielOakPhotography 6 лет назад

Thanks Mr. Recluby. Those were very nice comments.

@haydenbrooke8758 6 лет назад

Awesome Video! Love it!

@im9soft 6 лет назад

Quality content as usual, I would expect nothing less.

@GabrielOakPhotography 6 лет назад

Thanks Gooch!

@garrettsmith5745 6 лет назад

Looking good Lawson! Keep it up! Proud of you!

@GabrielOakPhotography 6 лет назад

Garrett Smith I would expect nothing less from you. Thank you!

@peterjan7878 5 лет назад

Thanks so much, great videos!

@GabrielOakPhotography 5 лет назад

peter572568 Glad you liked it!

@foggyllamafilms 4 года назад

Good stuff.

@MOAB-UT 2 года назад

In your panos, in addition to left to right, did you also say you rotate up and down? Does that all go into one series (stitching) or separate? I usually just stitch 8-20 images in a horizontal plane. Anything above 12 and they get very thin and stretched (is this normal?) I use Affinity photo. I shoot in Landscape orientation usually around 100mm.

@GabrielOakPhotography 2 года назад

I do rotate up and down when I do a multi row pano. For example I will shoot 7 images left to right shooting the top half and the 7 images shooting the bottom half. I stitch the top and bottom half together in Lightroom then blend the top and bottom panos together in Photoshop. I almost always shoot my panoramas in portrait orientation anywhere between 35mm to 100mm, I am usually at around 50mm.

@MOAB-UT 2 года назад

@@GabrielOakPhotography Thanks. Maybe that is how I can get them to be less thin.

@MOAB-UT 2 года назад

nice pics. any recommendation on a good indexing pano head? I want to hear and feel the clicks. i bought one but in the field, i can't feel or hear the stops. inside I can a little bit. I dont want that big acratech head. I have a great FLM ballhead and level base.

@GabrielOakPhotography 2 года назад

I do know what you mean about wanting clicks. It would be super helpful to speed up the process of shooting a pano. I do not know of any decent pano head with clicks. I stick with my acratech head because the build quality is amazing and I can abuse it and it never fails, but it can be tricky to see my marks in low light.

@MOAB-UT 2 года назад

@@GabrielOakPhotography Thanks. What do you think of the 300N Manfrotto?

@GabrielOakPhotography 2 года назад

@@MOAB-UT I think that is a great option. I love Manfrotto and that panoramic base looks amazing. I did consider it at one point but the price point steered me away. Kinda kicking myself not.

@MOAB-UT 2 года назад

@@GabrielOakPhotography Thanks for your reply. I agree. It is the best option I have found so far. I just returned the other one I bought today. It was solid and heavy but the clicks were super soft. Just went to Death Valley and Zion NP. In the field, sand storms, wind, sun, I could not feel or see a single click. Hoping the Manfrotto at 2-3x + the price should be better. I have a Manfrotto Focus Rail I use for Macro- it works amazingly well- very solid as you said. I use that focus rail on my German FLM ball head with an L bracket so I can establish the correct Nodal Point. I'm pretty new but it works great- in post, it is very even and very little cropping was necessary. I also have the FLM level base. I use my own large bubble level to make sure all is right- the tiny built in ones are not accurate enough IMO. I am a little OCD which in photography is actually a good thing. So was Ansel Adams - Group f/64!

@GabrielOakPhotography 2 года назад

@@MOAB-UT Let me know how it works out for you as I may change up my set up a little if it works great for you.

@girliedog 5 лет назад

5:56 touch camera

@markjarrett9400 6 лет назад

Good information, but to long. Do not need 2 parts

@LeonKolenda 4 года назад

This is so boring, man, get to the point, cut your intro by 70%!

@TrevorMcGrathPhotography 5 лет назад

So boring! All that talk about leveling the tripod and then you push it off level and include it in the video.

@GabrielOakPhotography 5 лет назад

It was an early video for me when I first was starting. I agree that it could have used a little more interest. I am going to make another one soon about Multi Row Panos that will be much better.