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Brief:

Panorama pictures make great posters. Because their width or height is higher than usual, they capture more of a scene and have a greater impact on the viewer.

This articles gathers tips that will help you make a good panorama.



Please leave us comments if you found this useful or if you have information and feedback to add to this article.


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Originally submitted: Feb 20, 2004
Resubmitted: May 22, 2007

Article by ~roy204
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Indeed, finally a new article! thanks so much guys, panoramas sound like great fun. I don't know if I'll be able to achieve them with a simple digital camera, but I'll certainly try!

Thanks a bunch. What an interesting technique!

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Thank you very much for your Tipps and helps:thumbsup:
Oh I've been waiting for this one, thanks for releasing it :worship:

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thanks. that nodal point info was really precious :)
Good article, and it's great to see you back again! I hope there's more to come.
Very cool, I'll have to try that sometime.... Just thought I'd mention that Photoshop CS now has a panorama stitching feature in it, it's pretty cool.

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Awesome, always such great advice. i love it all, i do everyone. thank you for the great stuff.
thank you :hug:

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wow! that was really an awesome tutorial! very detailed, especially about the nodal points, which I didnt even know about until now! i have always wanted to try panoramic photos and i know this will be a huge help when i finally am able to!! thanks so much for this great tutorial!

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wow! didn't know all that stuff about the nodal points... I read somewhere that for better result you should overlap 60% or more between 2 shots.

I use Panorama Maker 3. If I take all the shots carefuly and using a tripod, the stiching from the program always looks perfect! ;)

I realy enjoy this photo class tutorials :D :D :D

MORE! MORE! MORE! :nod:

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