Last word about tripods – Try to choose one that is heavy and sturdy enough to stay in place no matter what. It is a simple procedure that is explained very well on the Nodal Ninja website – You can click here to see it. When you mount your panoramic head on your tripod, you need to adapt it to the camera and lens you are using. Some people have even built their own pano head! They offer quite fancy stuff but in my opinion, any basic panorama head is fine, what matters is eliminating the parallax errors. You can check their website to see all the models they have. My panorama head is from Nodal Ninja – they are the leaders. More importantly, with a tripod and a pano head, you are assured to keep a precise no-parallax point to shoot all your pictures. A panoramic head is designed to keep your camera in a vertical position in order to shoot portrait images. What’s the benefit of using a tripod? Well, just like for normal photography, the tripod offers a steady base for your camera and it is often compulsory in low light or at night.įor shooting panoramas, a tripod alone is not very helpful, it should have a panorama head mounted on it.
But most of the time it is fine to use either one. For example, the 6D behaves better in low light or at night. Depending on the situation I can use one camera or the other. Personally, I now own a Canon 550D with a Samyang 8 mm fisheye lens, and a Canon 6D with a Samyang 14 mm wide-angle lens. We all start this way, but if you want to take your panorama shooting to the next (more enjoyable) level, you might end up investing in a tripod and a wide lens. If you come from Part 2 of this tutorial, you have learned about the parallax issues and you have seen panoramas made of a ton of images. Making It Interactive: Panorama Viewers & Multiresolution Shooting Panoramas with Tripod, Panorama Head, and Fisheye Lens
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