Panning is one of the most popular types of landscape photography. Everything seems to be clear: we shoot a few frames, put it together and get a big shot. But not everything is as clear as it seems. A beginner immediately stumbles upon “pitfalls,” which this class will teach you to get around. You will briefly touch the filming equipment, and spend most of the time on the software assembly. Together with the teacher you will collect seven panoramas: from simple single-row horizontal to more complex, multi-row, with a pronounced (close) foreground.
Used programs:
Adobe ACR / Lightroom
Adobe Photoshop
PTGui
By looking at this class, you:
Learn how to correct the geometric distortions of panoramic assemblies with three different tools in Photoshop.
Learn how to get around assembly issues.
Learn how to choose the best tools for the job, depending on the complexity of the proposed assembly.
