How to create a big picture
Typically, you need wide view or fisheye lenses to capture a panoramic picture. An alternate method (though may not give the same quality) is to use software to create a panoramic image.
There are several software available which you can use to create a panoramic image. The concept is called - "stitching". Some of the software available are - PTGui, Panavue, PAX-it, AutoStitch and so on. I sometimes use AutoStitch to create the panoramas since I have a 50mm lens for now.
Each of these software vary in price and features. The added advantage is that you can take the pictures using any kind of camera - digital, phone or SLR.
Steps:
1. Visualize the picture you want to take.
2. Use your camera and "divide" your image into rows and columns. An example being - 2 rows and 5 columns.
3. Take 10 pictures to cover your entire image.
4. Use any of the software to "stitch" them together.
Here is an example of a panorama created using AutoStitch. I took 8 (2 rows x 4 columns) pictures and combined them together to form this picture.
Picture created using AutoStitch
There are several software available which you can use to create a panoramic image. The concept is called - "stitching". Some of the software available are - PTGui, Panavue, PAX-it, AutoStitch and so on. I sometimes use AutoStitch to create the panoramas since I have a 50mm lens for now.
Each of these software vary in price and features. The added advantage is that you can take the pictures using any kind of camera - digital, phone or SLR.
Steps:
1. Visualize the picture you want to take.
2. Use your camera and "divide" your image into rows and columns. An example being - 2 rows and 5 columns.
3. Take 10 pictures to cover your entire image.
4. Use any of the software to "stitch" them together.
Here is an example of a panorama created using AutoStitch. I took 8 (2 rows x 4 columns) pictures and combined them together to form this picture.
Picture created using AutoStitch
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