Stitching a Panorama using Affinity Photo

[@Bass-guitarist]

Thanks for this, top tip…. Take a photo at the beginning of the sequence and one at the end with either your lens cap on or palm over the lens to produce a black blank shot at the beginning and end of the set, then its so easy to see where the set starts and ends when looking at the photos.

[@davro06]

Great tip, thanks for sharing 👍 Cheers David

[@joerosales1114]

Nice job in explaining and showing the steps in Affinity Photo! This is something I have been wanting to do for a long time is to take images for panorama pictures. You said to have your camera in the portrait position for panorama shots, why? Are the files too large in the landscape position for Affinity to handle?

[@davro06]

Pleased. it was helpful Joe Rosales :) It's best to use portrait as it gives you more latitude for the sky and foreground and it can always be cropped as in the video . With landscape as you pan around there is a much narrower window and chance you could miss something. Try both and see what works with the scene you are shotting. Hope this helps David

[@robwarner1858]

This video is very helpful. However, the intrusive animated loop of 'subscribe' is annoying. When will KZbinrs learn that begging for subscriptions is counter productive.

[@davro06]

Pleased to hear that you found the video to be very helpful @robwarner1858 Thanks for the feedback regarding the animated loop subscribe, I will change this in future videos. Cheers David