Panorama Photography for Beginners - Camera Settings and how to stitch and edit the perfect pano.

Would love to know if you liked the video - a slightly different format to what I normally put out. 
This video was recorded with the Nikon Z6, testing out the 4K recording - can you tell the difference??
Thanks for watching.
Paul @ Photo Genius Brisbane.

Thank you -- for showing how to edit the Pano in Lightroom -- Beautiful photo of the Bridge by the way - Do you have any videos on how to get your photos sold (smile).

Best! is very best!

Años, for your comprehensive tips for both shooting and editing, too!

HI, ive watched alot of your videos. Great work. Can you do this with jpeg or do they need to be raw. I always shoot jpeg and raw but have never touched them up. Just the option I choose really.

Thank you! I'm go I ng to try panorama this week.

Thx for your excellent Video.🙋🏻‍♀️🇨🇭. It helps me a lot

This was such a good video real easy to follow, awesome results too cheers

I really enjoyed watching you use your editing program. I am very new to photography and impressed with your video clip/ your channel.
Thank you very much!!! 👌💞

Amazing shot, in blue light.
Editing made it sing.
Being a Brisbanite I'm keen to give it a go.. once the rain leaves. 🙃

Cool video! I'm keen to get cracking 😊

Great work.

Such a great video tutorial!

Goood job on the tutorial but i feel slighted because you don’t show sony cameras, LOL. If i were to use a single focal length lens, which one should i use.

thank you Paul for this simple, easy way to make Pamorama image.

Hi Paul, and greetings from The Great White North. Another great tutorial. I am really enjoying your channel and learning my new hobby. Question regarding focus…you comment that you generally use MF, and you set the focus on the middle of the image. Would this not put the extreme edges of the photo out of focus? Could you refocus with each frame, or does that risk getting the panorama out of alignment?
Thanks, and thanks for all the very helpful tips….keep them coming!

Again absolutely brilliant Easy to follow

Hi Paul just saw your video 0n making a panoramic in light room. The issue I am having after I finnish and try to get a print from Harvey Norman it comes up error. It is saved as a Jpeg so I am lost why.

I've got a question about using manual focus for this pano. You said you start in the middle of the bridge and set your focus there but then you take the first image at the far end and work to the right. Wouldn't you have to adjust your focus for each shot to ensure it's sharp before taking the photo? Having a small aperture (F11) will allow for some wiggle room since it gives you a larger depth of field but was it enough so that you didn't have to adjust your focus for each photo? Thanks for another great tutorial.

Anyway to do panaramas that are closer to literal pans and less rotations in a single spot?

Great video as always, and so helpful!

For those that don't have professional software. How to stitch pictures? Any lens type known for least amount of distortions? And can stitching be done manually? Perhaps a software that will stitch a 360 image together for VR?

It’s very neat presentation. I have 2 questions to you.
1.why did you take 3 times the bridge 3x8 images?
2. How do you know to what extent the 2/3 of the image is moved on the pan rotation?
Please explain.
Thanks

Great very nice explanation

Very useful

Nodal point?

THANKYOU...

Wow, love the photo. I'm going out tomorrow evening to try it with a friend. Thanks for your video. I've learn a lot.

Just started with lightroom so this video was great timing. Thank you

Fantastic tutorial!

Whether the image should be captured as jpeg or as raw file? Please help

I like

Great video and really nice Lightroom editing tips. I'm new to Lightroom and these are very handy👍

Very nice, but I did notice the left side of the bridge was bluer than the right. The right side had a nice purple cast to the bridge.

Always great video. Thanks.

Yes, more editing videos, please.

Thank you for all the great tips!

Sorry for being slow 🙄but can you tell me how to put my canon rebel XR into panorama mode? Sorry again...

Loved your pictures of the Story bridge, the editing was great and easy to follow,still deciding what program to use thanks for your time

Hi Paul , really enjoyed this video on Panos which I love to create , a huge help and the first time I've seen them stitched using LR . Very much enjoying your tutorials , great stuff . I managed to get some great sunsets when up at the Kepples and Rocky last year , will give them a go in LR .
Cheers from Whangarei NZ Regards Andrew

So nice

where did you focus ?

hi. Is it important to freeze the subjects' movements in the photography scene?

Best experience sir

thank you so much for sharing this awesome tip;

Brilliant, I was always worried about “stitching” images together. This looks a fairly simple process.. or maybe you made it look to easy. Loved the image of the bridge. Can’t wait to go out there and practice this. Loved the format of video

Thank for the tip.

Love your clear and concise approach, I am an amature photogragher but love going back to your videos they really have good tips. Would love to see some videos on lightroom and also your thoughts on Luminar