What is Panorama photography?
A panorama is simply, an un-broken view of the whole region surrounding an observer. In simple terms, it allows you to capture a 180 degree view of whatever you please. Here are some great examples below, shot with a Nikon D700, ISO 200, 1/10, f/8.0:
Whilst researching panoramas, I found a website which gave me information on the types and techniques with Panoramas. This is the link to the website: https://photographylife.com/panoramic-photography-howto
Types of Panoramas:
Most people assume there is only one form of panorama, however that is not necessarily true.
1. Wide angle Panoramas - Anything that looks like a wide angle photograph, which covers 180 degrees and less (Horizontally and vertically).
2. 180 Degree Panoramas - These are the typical Panoramas, covering 180 degrees left to right. This is great for covering a large area.
3. 360 Degree Panoramas - These is the extreme option, where you can capture everything surrounding you in one image.
How to Capture a Panoramic photograph:
Whilst researching panoramas, I found a website which gave me information on the types and techniques with Panoramas. This is the link to the website: https://photographylife.com/panoramic-photography-howto
Types of Panoramas:
Most people assume there is only one form of panorama, however that is not necessarily true.
1. Wide angle Panoramas - Anything that looks like a wide angle photograph, which covers 180 degrees and less (Horizontally and vertically).
2. 180 Degree Panoramas - These are the typical Panoramas, covering 180 degrees left to right. This is great for covering a large area.
3. 360 Degree Panoramas - These is the extreme option, where you can capture everything surrounding you in one image.
How to Capture a Panoramic photograph:
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