How to shoot a PANORAMA - A Landscape Photography Adventure 

Brilliant l.

Great advice on the single shot back up, and on turning IS off ( done that too often) . What a stunning pano

First time here and have to say a very pleasing video to watch, listen and to enjoy this stunning view and pano work you are presenting. No Thomas Heaton who wants to sell something, no American bragging....excellent, Alex, keep it up!

Wonderful shot Alex & ands very useful tip about shooting a wide single frame as a backup. must remember that.

Stunning vista. The colours this time round really made a difference to the final image compared to the first time you shot it. Just goes to show that if you have a scene such as this you do need to return if you aren't 100% happy with the result. Great tip regarding moving to ISO 200 to speed up the shots which is important if you are shooting multiple images for the pano and the light is rapidly changing. Thank you for the time that you put into these videos and for sharing, it is very much appreciated.

Love your work!

Great video. Thank you. Any tips on hand holding panos? I don't carry tripod anymore as I'm 76 and my wife and I are headed to Spain, Portugal and Italy later this year for our 50th anniversary. Hope you can provide me some tips.

Really enjoyed binge watching all your work Alex on YT, great scenery and really interesting deep dives in Lightroom and Photoshop, high class learning material. Thanks for your work.

Wow ! That pano was stunning , just wish I was fit enough to get to locations like that but at least I can watch your videos , thanks for taking us along

Love your works 🙌🙌🙌

Great vlog and lesson about Panorama Alex

Those Fisherfield vistas are truly something, they look fantastic on a 50 inch TV. Absolutely stunning as landscape photographers are prone to saying. I understand now why my hand held panoramas line up better then tripod based panoramas, I need to spend more time making sure everything's level. I've not attempted multi-row panos, is it better to adjust the tripod centre column or just tilt the camera? Hugely enjoying your videos, I take something away from every one of them. Thanks for all the work you put into them.

Wow - simply gorgeous Alex (and terrific instruction as always

Madness, if you think you are thinking of everything, something unexpected happens, extremely helpful content, although sad too 😉

Hi Alex, I enjoy your RU-vid videos and content. This panorama is stunning and goes someway to exposing us down under, to the beautiful lands you have. Really appreciate the huge effort required to bring these videos to us - so professional and very insightful. I was interested to see you shoot the panorama with a polarizer attached (totally understand the use to help clear the atmosphere). I would have thought you might get a difference in polarizartion during the capture as the rotation of the camera occurred. Cheers

Hi Alex, Have just come across your channel and this interesting video about capturing panoramas. Found myself nodding in agreement as you made your comments about composition, light and technique. I totally agree that your recent image is much better than the first - what I also noticed was much more clarity in the air producing a more contrasty and pleasing image. The polarising filter also makes a big difference which works when there is cloud in the sky but I avoid its use if the sky is clear. I too have made the same mistake by leaving image stabilising on when using a tripod - often the excitement of being in front of such an amazing scene inevitably causes a lapse in concentration particularly if time is short and there is a need to get the image in the bag whilst the perfect conditions prevail. Looking forward to seeing more of your videos and also the publication of your new book. All the best, Ian.

Enjoyed that (as I did with your other video from this trip). Always pick up a couple of tips. Excited to hear you are working on a new book though. :-)

Fabulous photos ! .... IS is a perplexing issue ..... on my previous Panasonic SIR and Leica SL (which use the same system) IS could be left on permanently and there was never a problem. With Fuji (GF100s) it's an issue with some lenses some of the time (shutter speed dependent) if left on ... which is easy to do unless you are careful. I've had to set up specific 'Tripod' and 'Handheld' custom settings to avoid this sort of error. The 'Tripod' one includes a timed release so it's immediately obvious if I've chosen the wrong one.

R5 IS swirl? Only on a tripod or vertical hopefully? Y/N? Nice vid, great photo!

Amazing, inspiring landscape. It's easy to feel the remoteness. Thanks for this and the effort you put into your other editing info videos. I also personally prefer the new pano, with the smarter colour palette to the orginal one, with all the colours. If, however, it was someone else's image you were critiquing and they had a personal preference to a "colourful" image of a similar subject matter (maybe it's more to their style), would you still suggest simplifying the colour palette? How much should critique influence one's style?

What’s your prefer focal length for pano?

Alex do you need to check and adjust your light meter if it moves through the panning

Awesome images. So do you think it's still best to turn off the IS on the lens or have cannon fixed it now? I sometimes have blurring that I cannot explain. I shoot heaps of panos with my R5 and some images that are blurry, mystify me, as I always use focus peaking and a timer.

Great video....glad I found your channel👍 The images look great. What camera do you use for video?

I’ve been stung by the lens OIS on my 250mm GF lens on my Fuji 50R. I know your pain!

Thanks Alex for another great video! Regarding the ISO setting, I recently learned (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lT03APtzrdo.html) that for many cameras, the noise-vs-ISO graph is not monotonic. For example, for the Canon R5, there is apparently less sensor noise at ISO 400 than there is at ISO 200 (or even ISO 126). Have you any experience with this? I'm not sure I have the technical skills to verify it. It seems too good to be true that I can jump from 100 to 400 with a smaller penalty than going to 200. Thanks again for all that you share 🙏🏼.

What camera did you shoot this video with?

what focal lenght are you using during this shot?