IMPROVE Your Panoramic Photos | Shoot TELEPHOTO

Professional Landscape Photographers will often use a Telephoto Lens for shooting Panoramas. There are very good reasons for this and some of them are included in this video. I also battle with the dullest lighting I have ever seen and fight against the wind and rain. The results were not what I expected, but the experience was worth the effort.

In this video I will cover Why you should use a Telephoto to shoot Panoramas, how to set it up and why you should level your tripod

Using one Just one lens is also a great way to improve your photography, why not watch this video next to find out more great ways to use your telephoto lens and improve your photography

https://youtu.be/pl_Z-7L--zM

Manual Exposure and Focusing are Essential Skills for Taking Panorama Photographs maybe these playlists will help

Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Exposure
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOzlRp0jFHmns4Pgy6OUQLV43GuZQJgCa

Everything You Want To Know About Taking Sharp Photos
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOzlRp0jFHmlTxwu2HlDQPJL_t9ZIyoN0

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https://briannorthmorephotography.com/photography-gear

Chapters:
00:00 Shooting Panoramas With Your Telephoto Lens
02:50 Why Use A Telephoto Lens To shoot Panoramas
05:05 How To Set Up Your Tripod To Shoot Panoramas
07:50 What Do You Think Of The First Panoramic Landscape
10:00 Why Should the camera should be in Portrait (Vertical) Format
14:10 Why You Should Shoot In Manual.
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Видео IMPROVE Your Panoramic Photos | Shoot TELEPHOTO канала Brian Northmore Photography