Approaching The Scene 212: Simplified Panorama Capture + New No-Parallax Measurements скачать в хорошем качестве

Approaching The Scene 212: Simplified Panorama Capture + New No-Parallax Measurements

(LINKS BELOW): Today it’s all about panoramas. Modern gear and software have simplified the way I approach capturing multiple image panoramic capture. I thought I’d share some of the ways my thinking about panos has changed and answer a few questions I’ve heard lately as well as clear up some misconceptions I frequently hear. LINKED TABLE OF CONTENTS: 00:00 Intro to ATS 211 01:23 Join our free Office Hours meeting September 6th on Night Photography 02:27 Free video on how to find the no parallax point 03:30 I’m sharing updated no parallax measurements in a free pdf 04:43 Why and how I use the adjustable LRP-3 rail to eliminate parallax 07:12 We often have no need to worry about parallax 08:55 Complex rail systems are rarely needed with pan and tilt or fluid heads 12:00 How to use the PG-01 rail system if needed 16:00 Advice for new panorama shooters 17:20 Lightroom vs Photoshop for panoramas 17:45 Why I use less frames for panos these days 19:30 How panoramas led me to fluid heads My Advanced Panorama Course: https://www.hudsonhenry.com/pano Kirk LRP-3 Adjustable Nodal Rail: https://bit.ly/HPHLRP3 RRS PG-01 muti-row rail system: https://bhpho.to/3AtoRVf Free finding the no parallax point video: http://bit.ly/2urNS3G New no parallax measurements for my gear: https://bit.ly/HHPParallax My Ultralight Custom Tripods: https://www.hudsonhenry.com/tripods Kase Filters: https://www.hudsonhenry.com/kase Updated links to all the gear I use including tripod parts: http://bit.ly/HudsonsLinks Using my links helps support this video series. Thank you! I invite all of you to join Rick, Woody, David, Darren and me for our free live Office Hours session. We’ll talk about photographing the Milky Way and Moon, Office Hour signup site: https://bit.ly/2UgDaX4 Thanks to everyone for the great questions you are sending in. Keep them coming either in the comments below or by emailing me directly. I hope to see you in the next Office Hours session. Stay safe and healthy.