i honestly don't think that it can be done. The problem is, is that although
you may mount the camera on a panning tripod, use the same exposure etc, the
light entering the camera will be at a different angle each time you pan and
will show up mostly in the exposure of the sky.
Steve Gullick
----- Original Message -----
From: "Dr. Oben Candemir" <dunya.nospam@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: <olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: 20 June 2001 05:06
Subject: [OM] Panoramas
>
> Could someone explain how best to shoot a multiple shot panorama and
stitch
> them together for the most seamless effect. I know the shift lens
technique
> but am really asking how to get large multi-shot panoramas using a single
> prime lens. Which focal length to use, ideal location to shoot from... how
> far one must move laterally for sequential shots etc. I know exposure
value
> due to changed lighting, cloud coverage and position, are always a
> confounders but assume that lighting and all else are constant.
>
> If anyone has nice and simple information on how to achieve this then I
> would love to know.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Oben
>
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