Creative Panoramic Photography

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Katrin Eismann

2:30:06

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01. Introduction to Shooting Panoramics.mp4

17:02

02. Camera Settings.mp4

13:59

03. Shift Tilt Skyline.mp4

02:43

04. Nodal Point.mp4

04:42

05. Multi Row Panos.mp4

04:26

06. Using Shift Tilt in Tight Places.mp4

02:08

07. Point and Shoot Panoramics.mp4

01:18

08. Organizing Your Pano Files.mp4

09:12

09. Test and Adjust.mp4

09:39

10. Stitching and Retouching.mp4

09:50

11. Stitching Multiple Rows.mp4

19:50

12. Making Adjustments.mp4

12:51

13. Vertical Panoramic.mp4

08:33

14. Raw to DNG.mp4

04:29

15. Raw to DNG, Part 2.mp4

01:42

16. Continuing with Vertical Panos.mp4

09:10

17. Abstract Approach.mp4

05:59

18. Reposition Only.mp4

03:41

19. Symmetrical Files.mp4

03:21

20. Taking It Further.mp4

05:31

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Katrin goes over the different types of panoramics that she'll be covering, as well as equipment and a basic checklist
Here are some general rules for operating your camera while creating panos
Using a shift tilt lens out in the field when taking panos
How to locate and fix a nodal point for your lens
Sometimes one row is not enough to capture the scene
There are times when a shift tilt lens will help you get around space restrictions
It is a good idea to always carry a little camera with you for those quick, spontaneous shots
Using Bridge to review your shots and to organize what you have to work with
Applying your Bridge adjustments to all the files in your pano
Photomerge uses editable layer masks to stitch together the panoramic
Katrin goes through adjusting and stitching together a multi row pano
There are advantages to shooting in Raw format when taking panos

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Katrin is an artist, author, and educator. She received her BFA in Photographic Illustration from the Rochester Institute of Technology and her MFA in Design from the School of Visual Arts. She has authored Photoshop Restoration and Retouching and Photoshop Masking & Compositing. Her clients include Apple, Adobe Systems, Eastman Kodak, Nikon USA, Fuji Film, and the US Navy.

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