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How to do panoramas 360 degree
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<blockquote data-quote="Epoc" data-source="post: 166220" data-attributes="member: 12902"><p>Set focus to infinity and lock it. What lens are you using?</p><p></p><p>The entrance point of a lens is the point about which a lens is rotated where close and distant subjects focused on the film plane maintain their relative positions to one another. Successful panoramic photography requires that the axis of the camera's rotation be positioned at the entrance pupil of the lens. Otherwise, foreground and background subjects change their relative positions when the camera pans, causing misalignments and stitching errors between shots.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Epoc, post: 166220, member: 12902"] Set focus to infinity and lock it. What lens are you using? The entrance point of a lens is the point about which a lens is rotated where close and distant subjects focused on the film plane maintain their relative positions to one another. Successful panoramic photography requires that the axis of the camera's rotation be positioned at the entrance pupil of the lens. Otherwise, foreground and background subjects change their relative positions when the camera pans, causing misalignments and stitching errors between shots. [/QUOTE]
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