15 thoughts on “The keys to panoramic photographs and HDR panoramas”

1. Great job Forrest, i enjoyed your tutorial!

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3. Great video. I’m only not sure why You’re using all this L-Bracket stuff
   while You’re able to put camera sideways by moving tripod axis ? Also i’ve
   got a technical question: I’ve heard that low ISO “produce” better dynamic
   range than high ISO setting. Is that true ?

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4. Very nicely explained sir Tanaka, May I ask? what would be a decent tri-pod
   for my EOS 60 D cam? I still am starting to take panoramic pictures.

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5. Forrest Tanaka put together a great video on Panaromas and HDR Panaoramas.
   Be sure to take a look.

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6. Better save some money and buy a wide lense.. Stitching and edit takes to
   much time

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7. I go over some of the keys to making a successful and easy-to-process
   panoramic image, including HDR panoramas.

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8. does that thing on your neck let make the camera follow you?

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9. I can’t understand how you shoot exactly the area?

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10. Nice explained, great effort, respecgt (+)

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11. I love this workflow. Great job ;-)

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12. Manfrotto make an L bracket for the RC2 plate that you are using. They also
    make a RC4 version.

    Great video, thank you 🙂

    Manfrotto MS050M4-Q2 L Shape Bracket for Camera
    http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B006LW1672/ref=cm_sw_r_an_am_at_ws_gb?ie=UTF8

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13. Great video! :)

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14. wouldn’t be easier to create 3 panoramas with the 3 different exposures and
    then an hdr panorama?

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15. can you please link the attachments you mentioned?

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