Approaching The Scene 348: Why I Still Love Panoramas + Tips For Capturing Your Own скачать в хорошем качестве

Approaching The Scene 348: Why I Still Love Panoramas + Tips For Capturing Your Own

(LINKS BELOW / Set YouTube to view in 4K!): With today’s incredible high resolution sensors and wide angle mirrorless glass, people often ask if I’m still capturing panoramas. My response is always that I love panoramas now more than ever. Why? This video will share the reasons I still love panoramas so much, showcase some case study examples and share a few tricks to better create your own panorama captures. My Advanced Panorama Video Course: https://shop.hudsonhenry.com/courses My Video on How Panos are Easier:    • Approaching The Scene 304: New Advanc...   Viltrox’s new 135 1.8 Z Lens: https://bhpho.to/43R5eFO Our store’s complete selection of Kase filters: https://shop.hudsonhenry.com/hhp-kase My custom tripods & support parts: https://shop.hudsonhenry.com/hhp-tripods Our store’s selection of NYA-EVO packs & RCIs: https://shop.hudsonhenry.com/hhp-nya Email [email protected] for workshop information Updated links to all the gear I use and recommend: https://www.hudsonhenry.com/atslinks Using my links helps support this video series. Thank you! I invite all of you to join Rick, David, Darren and me for our next free live Office Hours session. Leave us a question for the discussion when you sign up. Office Hour signup site: https://www.hudsonhenry.com/officehours 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. LINKED TABLE OF CONTENTS: 00:00 Intro to ATS 348 01:18 Panoramas let you do more with less gear 02:14 The two reasons I capture panoramas 03:37 Examples of recent panoramas I’ve captured 06:40 How to bring B&W Raw files into Lightroom Classic 10:15 I’m testing Viltrox’s new 135 1.8 Z lens (It’s great) 18:55 Tips for capturing your own panoramas 21:16 Do not use a polarizer for panoramas