A panoramic shot is usually a photograph that has a wide angle of view, more than 180 degrees; such pictures are taken using cameras with a non-standard lens. Panoramic photographs are also called photographs composed of several separate images, each of which individually has a normal angle of view.
Instructions
Step 1
If you use a camera equipped with a panoramic photography function for shooting, then taking the corresponding picture is not difficult. Another thing is when a regular camera is used to create a panoramic picture, in this case you can use special software.
One of the programs that allows you to create panoramic shots from many ordinary photographs is The Panorama Factory.
Step 2
When creating a panoramic photo, first of all, you need to carefully approach the choice of the scene. If possible, the entire area to be filmed should be uniformly illuminated, and there should be as few moving objects as possible. The presence of isolated, detached elements (buildings, cars, trees, etc.) greatly simplifies such shooting, they act as landmarks when moving the camera. In order for the objects in all photographs to have the same size and to be evenly illuminated, it is necessary to manually adjust the camera in advance. Exposure parameters and focal length should be constant.
Step 3
An important condition for such shooting is the uniform movement of the camera, for this you can use a special tripod. Each subsequent frame is taken after rotating the camera clockwise, while the frame should retain about 30% of the previous frame.
Step 4
Download from site https://www.panoramafactory.com/ The Panorama Factory and install it on your computer. Copy all photos to your hard drive. Launch The Panorama Factory, select Import from the File menu. Select the photos of the future panorama and click the Open button. From the Tools menu, select Focal length, enter the focal length value that was used when shooting
Step 5
In the Image menu, select the Stitch item, after which the panorama stitching will begin, upon completion of the process, a panoramic photo will be presented at the top of the window. In the context menu of this photo, select Show image. Click on the top or bottom edge of the photo, then, using the arrow keys on the keyboard, move the photo until the constituent images match. From the File menu, choose Approve.
Step 6
To save the photo in.jpg
