Everyone loves playing with the panorama function on their iPhone, right?
It takes cool pics. And there is a lot of fun to be had messing with that particular setting. If you’re reading this blog, however, we’re guessing that you’re probably a bit more of an advanced photographer than someone who’s going to be completely satisfied getting a panoramic shot with their iPhone.
No offense to the iPhone’s ability to take photos (they are pretty good at it), nor to folks who are satisfied with those types of shots (nothing wrong with that).
This blog post is about upping your game with panoramic photography using your more advanced equipment, combined with the following technique tips, as you hunt for more professional images.
Panoramic photography is a special technique that stitches multiple images from the same camera together to form a single, wide photograph that is large and high in resolution. This can be done with both vertical or horizontal shots. Vertical images can capture more of the sky and ground and yield higher resolution panoramas compared to horizontal ones.
In our current digital day and age, as well as with our advanced software, it is now much easier to stitch images together. In fact, using a proper photography technique and panoramic equipment we can create pretty much near perfect stuff.
So, let us get started with some tips, tips, tips that hopefully can be utilized easily in the field to help improve your panoramic photos: