How to photograph Panoramas - Complete guide

How to photograph Panoramas - Complete guide
In this video, I show you How to photograph Panoramas in your Landscapes. It's a complete guide to help you create stunning Pano's every time!
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This is a "HOW TO" guide to ensure you create Landscape Panoramas effortlessly. I break down the elements in a simple-to-understand format. Easy as 123 you might say!
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[@garys639]

Thanks for this Gary..had to chuckle at the English proclivity to call the ground outside 'the floor' though.

[@GaryGough]

Gary S - lol I noticed that in the edit 😁😁

[@MaliDaviesPhotography]

Excellent! Why? Because no one explains and gives it as clear and professional as you do Gary, a proper teacher! Anyone starting out and wanting to make a pano this is a must watch.

[@GaryGough]

Mali Davies Photography - Very kind of you to say Mali, cheers 👍🏻

[@Noealz]

Oh hi Mali, nice to see you here~

[@MaliDaviesPhotography]

Noealz - Rain Photographer 😊👍 hello there Seoul mate 😂

[@paulcomptonpdphotography]

Hi guys am I aloud to point a couple things out from the start setting up the camera. Newbies may need to know

[@Valentascream]

Your the first photographer to take time to show and explain how panos are done, great tutorial thanx Gary!!

[@desgardner7169]

I have never done a pano and to be honest I dont do much landscape photography, but the way you have explained things in terms that everyone can understand was very good and very enjoyable, I just maybe tempted now to do a pano, thank you so much for the tuition and your time, well done.......

[@GaryGough]

Des Gardner - Cheers 👍🏻

[@chriscockroft6545]

Great Video Gary, one thing I always do when setting the exposure is run through the sweep with the histogram to make sure nothing clips at any point through the sweep.

[@GaryGough]

Chris Cockroft Yep, great idea 👍🏻

[@MikePageKaltenberg]

@@GaryGough or just expose for the brightest part of the image

[@lylestavast7652]

@@MikePageKaltenberg that's what I do too. with the DR on most cameras now, you can pull up shadow/underexposed enough for the variation from one side to the other to not be shocking...

[@jefffiles9209]

Great explanation Gary. Another bonus is that you dont need a wide lens if you master this technique, plus you retain so much more information.

[@GaryGough]

Jeff Files so true Jeff 👍🏻

[@Luigi13]

It is as clear as it can be at explaining how a panorama is done. I thought about the waves and you mentioned it clearly afterwards what to do in order to avoid it. Thanks Gary an excellent tutorial for any panorama shooting. Cheers.

[@GaryGough]

Gino Rigucci - Thank you 👍🏻

[@Stop-All-War]

Nodal slider & base levelling heads seem to be helpful too Gary. When editing, as you shown..i also use 'guides' to place onto horizon fir final levelling on-screen. Excellent Video

[@jamiescott-gobin3376]

Im a professional Photographer and love the simplicity of your videos. You can never learn enough in this business

[@GaryGough]

Cheers Jamie 👍

[@velikanas1]

Great! Straight to the point. No useless talking.

[@dominikderegowski3527]

This is, by far, THE BEST tutorial about Panoramic photography! Thank you!

[@GaryGough]

Dominik Deręgowski very kind, thank you

[@michaellissow543]

Of all the tutorial videos out there teaching landscape images, I gravitate back to your channel because of your well laid out format and easy to follow along and understand. Well done!! Oh, and thank you for you're time.

[@GaryGough]

Consider yourself added to my Christmas card list. Cheers for saying 👍👍

[@terricarpenter1798]

Awesome video!!! You are the 1st person who has explain this so clearly! Thank you!!!

[@jimcooke5590]

Brilliant Gary, thanks for that demonstration

[@GaryGough]

Jim Cooke cheers Jim 👍🏻

[@JulesMoyaert_photo]

Good tutorial, thanks. But I second Roger Huston'sopinion about using an L-bracket and a nodal slide to determine the nodal point. Also, I would be using a handheld meter. Again, thank you for clear step by step instructions.

[@GaryGough]

Fine by me Jules. Cheers

[@ksnmurthy4476]

Fantastic demonstration Gary. Specially the prep work is very useful and critical.👍

[@BretBihler]

Some great tips in this video.....thanks!

[@GaryGough]

Bret Bihler cheers Bret 👍🏻

[@bevleaross8736]

excellent tutorial- cant wait to go out and try it

[@GaryGough]

Bevlea Ross cheers

[@soniad3241]

Wow this is the best tutorial I have ever seen on this technique. Thank you Gary. I will watch more of your videos.

[@GaryGough]

Sonia D , thank you

[@jerrye1001]

By far the best video on panoramas. I enjoyed your step by step presentation. I've just subscribed. Thank you.

[@GaryGough]

Awesome, thank you!

[@turtlelife5444]

what a fantastic video, thanks Gary

[@GaryGough]

Robert Young Cheers Robert

[@MrCarlpenny]

That's about the best pano tutorial I have watched, there's always a nugget or two from you Gary, great work!

[@petronics2454]

Absolutely wonderful tutorial Gary. It's really great how you take us from In-Camera to Adobe with every step on the way. Thanks a million..!

[@GaryGough]

You're welcome, thank you

[@stevenlennie]

What a brilliant video for beginners. Well done !

[@GaryGough]

stevenlennie thank you

[@paulgreen758]

Perfect tutorial Gary, i now know where i go wrong, i use landscape, and hand held, so i have a big crop on occasion, thanks very much

[@GaryGough]

Glad to help Cheers Paul 👍👍

[@AlexMcDougallPhotography]

Another enjoyable and informative video. Your videos are always centred on the subject or the story you are telling. Where as other presenters seem to make their videos most definitely about them. Thanks.

[@GaryGough]

AlexMcDougallPhotography. Thank you Alex

[@AlexMcDougallPhotography]

@@GaryGough Hi I'm considering upgrading to canon full frame, probably the 6d mkii. As I cant also afford a sack full of lenses would you recommend the 24-105 mm lens as a decent jack of all trades? Thanks.

[@bobkennedy621]

As someone fairly new to this type of photography,this was one excellent vlog ,I have looked for a simple basic clear explanation and you came up with what I needed,very well done ,many more like this please.

[@AlOne-xg6dv]

Thank you for these clear explainations. But what about the nodal point setting ? In which case would it be a problem ?

[@dennispenton2052]

Excellent. I think I'll now do my merges in ACR.

[@GaryGough]

You can't merge in ACR Dennis?

[@Brando256]

Absolutely excellent video. I'm going to go try this now. Thanks so much.

[@neile3035]

I really can’t understand why anybody would give this a thumbs down. It’s a very informative tutorial. 👍👍 One question Gary. Do you crop to fit a standard frame size or what you think the image will look the best when cropped?

[@GaryGough]

Neil E A bit of both tbh. My preference is 16x9 but I also like to crop wider.

[@GaryGough]

John Smith - This fat photographer actually does this for a living. This fat photographer climbs mountains with his rig on a weekly basis. This fat photographer is currently sat in his huge palatial studio planning his next rubbish tutorial. I hope you hate that just as much 👍🏻

[@neile3035]

@@johnsmith1474 everybody is entitled to a constructive opinion but you're talking complete rubbish.

[@toddfancher7400]

Thank you for the great tutorial. I learned that my first attempt was done totally wrong hence not being able to get my images to merge correctly. Mr. Gough you're a wealth of knowledge and I appreciate that you share your professional tips with us amatures so we can better photography skills.

[@GaryGough]

You are so welcome!

[@leoluzprofessor1983]

Thank you so much for the video. Regards from Brazil

[@GaryGough]

Cheers 👍👍

[@carlreid4161]

Gary watching this from your back catalogue during these difficult self isolation stay at home times this one is great can’t wait for when it’s all over to try this out!

[@thomassteventon2088]

10 out of 10 Gary, excellent.

[@GaryGough]

thomas steventon Very kind Thomas, Thank you

[@Halfpint71]

Excellent tutorial. Easy to follow. Nice one, Gary

[@GaryGough]

Dave Arkanoid Gilbert cheers Dave

[@vincentspratling365]

Terrific step by step vlog Gary. thank you

[@GaryGough]

Vincent Spratling cheers 👍🏻

[@Devdattab]

One of the best explained videos on youtube. Thank you Gary!

[@GaryGough]

Very kind of you to say, thank you

[@mackz9316]

Most accurate tutorial and most simple. New subscriber here! Greetings from Philippines!

[@GaryGough]

Thanks for subbing! Cheers 👍👍

[@GrymmsPlace]

Love this. Thank you for posting. At some stage, 'Part B' being the process flow from the end of this video through to the end of a final print would be great - far too few photographers have their work printed anymore in my opinion

[@GaryGough]

Northryder - a picture isn’t a picture until it’s printed 😁

[@liverpoolpictorial]

Hi Gary, great tutorial. I use ACR's pano tool for handheld shots of skyscrapers in the City of London, so I work from bottom to top, rather than left to right. I find Photoshop's Photomerge a bit hit and miss. Subscribed.

[@GaryGough]

Dave Wood cheers Dave

[@medcob7402]

Thanks for sharing Gary!

[@GaryGough]

MedCob cheers

[@MichaelSlaunwhite]

Nice job Gary. Thanks for this lesson.

[@GaryGough]

Michael Slaunwhite - you’re welcome. Cheers 👍🏻

[@DrPankajMalukar]

I have seen many photography tutorials but you are awesome. Very simple, point to point. Just perfect. Love it. Thanks a lot!

[@susanfirth2279]

Great video Gary. This is going to be helpful when I go out in October to shoot fall landscapes.Great timing

[@GaryGough]

Susan Firth thank you Susan 👍🏻

[@AncestralKhmerInheritance]

I really love your video such amazing video it very helpful for me thank you !!!

[@johnreid5539]

Thank you for sharing Gary, always work the way you say..

[@billy.coupar]

Cheers Gary Probably the most informative panorama tutorial I've seen. Simple instructions that even this amateur can understand 👍

[@GaryGough]

Billy Coupar very kind thank you

[@lynnmilner6310]

Thank you Gary well explained in very simple terms for a beginner.

[@GaryGough]

Lynn Milner thank you Lynne 👍🏻

[@carlos1982]

Big thumbs up for this gary thank you 👍🏼👍🏼

[@GaryGough]

carl edwards cheers Carl 👍🏻

[@wildfisher]

Good stuff Garry. Every time I watch one of your vids I pick up a useful tip on something I thought I already knew everything about.

[@GaryGough]

wildfisher Every day is a school day for us all 👍🏻👍🏻

[@1spitfirepilot]

A great clear introduction, I wish I'd had that to see when I was first starting out. Well done!

[@GaryGough]

1spitfirepilot thank you as always 👍🏻

[@raficknaseeven1352]

Great job and thanks for sharing so much information in so little time. Inspiration to all of the photography community.

[@GaryGough]

Rafick Naseeven very kind, thank you

[@stephenmclean4127]

Thank you for a great clear tutorial can't wait to try your method.

[@GaryGough]

Stephen McLean cheers

[@bioliv1]

I just bought the Sony FE 24mm f/1.4 GM thanks to this video!

[@GaryGough]

Very nice. Good luck with it

[@chrisprideaux151]

Fantastic tutorial Gary, thank you 🙏

[@baherrabadi1726]

you are the best tutor so far, simple easy and neat

[@GaryGough]

I appreciate that! Cheers 👍👍

[@slug1942]

Your guide was very helpful thank you very much.

[@keithmaddison5428]

Gary, great and simple instruction on shooting pano's wouldn't expect anything less. This has to be the best and most straightforward explanation on how to get a good pano shot that I have seen .. Nice photo's one of the boat house makes the shot I took 2 years ago look rubbish

[@markhazelton3627]

Thanks Gary for the clear and concise explanation on how to take a pano. Wish I had watched this before trying to take one recently. Must get out and put into practice. Also glad i'm planning to head out to a few of the locations you showed examples of in the vlog

[@GaryGough]

Cheers Mark

[@stevebanks484]

Superb, clear and simple to follow explanation of how to take & post-process a pano. Best I've seen. Well done Gary 👏👏

[@GaryGough]

Cheers Steve

[@andrewfrost8866]

Very clear, concise and informative. Thank you, Gary. I did have an issue with the red text over the trees (quite illegible to me, unfortunately). Nice and simple indeed. Thank you for putting this out there!

[@GaryGough]

Andrew Frost cheers Robert. Thanks for letting me know it was an issue. I’ll avoid that next time

[@ferguscooper]

Well done Gary. Great tutorial.

[@GaryGough]

Fergus Cooper cheers Fergus

[@lylestavast7652]

Nicely done.

[@kamelaouali7144]

Great job Really appreciate your job Thank you for all your videos Good luck for others videos

[@janboag8361]

Thank you Gary a very good explanation of how to get the best panorama image

[@kevernepointon4033]

a very clear tutorial thank you for up loading 5*

[@GaryGough]

You're welcome, cheers

[@philmarsh5593]

PS/LR...other editing software is available that does pano's too :) Good solid guide as to how it's done, ta! I've done a few hand held and they've come out well but I do shoot in manual and often with manual focus, just for the discipline really. Often forget SOMETHING along the way though so this vid is a good "tick list" of the steps to take. Well worth watching, cheers!

[@BigBadLoneWolf]

Affinity Photo is well worth a look at, . only 50 quid and excellent prog

[@grahambarnett6107]

A sound and uncomplicated teaching tutorial, well done Gary.

[@MegaZulu77]

The very best Panoramic tutorial I have ever seen nice and simple Thank you

[@oldfilmguy9413]

Thanks Gary, clear and concise, very helpful information. I'm not sure I would have thought of the vertical orientation advantages on my first excursion out, probably only after coming home and thinking "Boy I wish there was more info top and bottom!" Cheers!

[@seersaabaza2388]

Thank you for your videos, they are all helpful.. i did my first pano for a client an di don't know what size or form to save it, may you help with that pleease :)

[@ivocastrojr2133]

This is a great video about panorama photos, congratulations and thank you Gary!!!

[@GaryGough]

Ivo Castro Jr Thank you 👍🏻

[@aleccowley5572]

With the camera being off centre to the axis of rotation anything close to the camera will move in relation to the background, causing a problem for the stitching software. You may consider pointing this out in any future videos you make on the subject. Rotating around the lens nodal point will eliminate the problem. I enjoy all your videos particularly on fine art so please don't take this as criticism as your method works fine most of the time. Keep up the good work. Kind regards, Alec Cowley

[@GaryGough]

Read the pinned message please. Cheers Alec 👍

[@leonielewis5546]

Super helpful as always. Thanks Gary

[@GaryGough]

Leonie Lewis cheers

[@rogerhuston8287]

Minor point. I would rather use an L-Bracket and mount my camera on top of the tripod to reduce paralax. Better yet, use a nodal slide.

[@PinataOblongata]

What I was thinking. Not great having the camera hanging off the pan tilt/head tilted all the way over like that, even shooting a far-away subject (but especially if you want some foreground). Everything you can do to make it easier for your software to stitch will give a better result. I made a pano head out of two steel shelving brackets and two pieces of mdf with a t-nut for a swivel, and put a quick-release shoe on horizontal arm - the most budget option and works perfectly to eliminate parallax. There are some cheap options on ebay and such, too.

[@franciskwok3515]

@@PinataOblongata Would you please upload a picture/drawing of your DIY pano head? Sounds fascinating. Thanks.

[@stevetaylor8921]

Piñata Oblongata p

[@vedarius]

@@PinataOblongata I also thought of this problem. But it may be no problem any longer if software can deal with it. So, the choice is: to "help" sofyware, i.e. save a couple of seconds of your PC machine time or get rid of extra hardware on your tour ( that is as more noticeable as the longer trip you take). I choose the second option, provided that software can stitch framer really seamlessly.

[@PinataOblongata]

@@vedarius If the software could deal with it, I definitely wouldn't bother ;)

[@tuanminh3720]

A very detailed guide sir, thank you

[@danielrao3120]

A cracking video, painstakingly delivered. and so very helpful for those of us taking the first tentative steps into the world of panoramic images. Many thanks.

[@GaryGough]

Cheers Daniel 👍

[@TheAxeman33]

This is great. A video made by someone professional who knows all the basics of photography, reminding me of the (late) great Geoffrey Sheard, my photography tutor from my Art College days. An excellent video. Thank you so much!

[@changez77654]

Thanks Gary - really enjoyed your upbeat and enthusiastic style of instruction. I have been making panoramas previously, but there was plenty of useful information in here :)

[@GaryGough]

Cheers Ali 👍 Hope you can join me today @ 18:00 (UK) for a live show on my YT channel? Cheers

[@Keokanis]

Superb class Gary! Thanks...

[@GaryGough]

Thank you very much 👍👍

[@2007zodiac]

The Best video, on how to take a pano I’ve ever seen, instant sub

[@GaryGough]

Thanks for the sub!

[@llewellinbelton3991]

I echo those who say "Excellent" It was thorough, interesting and educational. Luckily, I knew most of this but that just helped me to realize how good it was. If you are doing more such vids, there will soon be one of which I am ignorant, yet I shall have confidence because I know how good this one was. Much appreciated Mr G and do please do more; thank you.

[@denisgrehan242]

Great again Gary. You are top of the bunch Without a doubt. Best wishes

[@GaryGough]

Denis Grehan thank you Denis 👍🏻

[@alwynfarmer2112]

Just in time for my trip to Rhodes next week, easy to understand as always Thank you for sharing.

[@GaryGough]

Cheers. Have a great trip

[@ethanbrossard5700]

Great video, this is certainly an easy and accessible way to do panoramic photography. Have you ever tried using a view camera with a digital camera adapter to do panoramas? With an adapter plate, you can use your digital camera as a back on an old 4x5, which allows you to make panoramas, and other large images without your lens moving, which removes all the image warping and distortion that comes from moving the lens. Anyway, very informative video!

[@GaryGough]

Ethan Brossard cheers Ethan. I’ve never tried it no. I’m not even sure what you mean. Can you point me to some examples?

[@ethanbrossard5700]

@@GaryGough Here's a tutorial on using the adapter from the manufacturer. kzbin.info/www/bejne/naCUqJ6EasSAatk They don't go into much detail on what using the adapter allows you to do, I've seen better videos from 3rd parties, I just wasn't able to find one this morning. Basically, by leaving your large format lens stationary, and only moving your camera back and forth to take the photos, you give yourself a single image plane for all the photos, thus eliminating the way the foreground of stitched images often appears to bend further away from the camera, when in real life it runs parallel. In my opinion this creates a more pleasing photograph than rotating the camera does, since it looks just like a large, single image, rather than many stitched ones. Using a large format camera and lens also allows you to do all the cool focus and image trickery large format movements can do, such as image shift, swing, and tilt. An expensive 4x5 like the linhof demonstrated in that video is also not required, the only necessary feature the camera must have is a graflok back. When I was searching for a camera with it, the cheapest one I found was the Graflex Graphic View II, which can be had for under $200 on ebay, sometimes even with a lens included. If you are any good at DIY type stuff, I've also seen people make adapters like the one in the video themselves, which can allow you to take even larger images on 5x7 and even 8x10 cameras. The price of camera equipment does go up quite quickly as you get into larger formats however, and when you're shooting that large, I would say it is simpler just to shoot film and then have it scanned or traditionally printed. Anyway, there's plenty more information out there on this technique if you're interested. I personally am not the most knowledgeable, as I prefer to just shoot film when I want high resolution, rather than stitch together digital images. Best of luck with your photography!

[@HarrisonDavies]

Thanks Gary, amazing stuff. All the best.

[@mickdempsey7698]

Another well presented video, anyone following this tutorial guide are sure to produce great panoramas.

[@Ramblingdads]

Great one Gary! 👌🏻📹📸🎬

[@GaryGough]

James Macdonald cheers

[@billonthehill9984]

Good stuff Gary... Excellent tutorial, you stressed the all importance of getting that camera dead level across the ENTIRE sweep of the camera. I think you did touch on the use of a leveler under the tripod head, i.e. ball head/pan head earlier on too. The use of my leveler is a constant, pano's or single shots. Your chosen style of focusing is also very accurate. All (3) of my Canon cameras are set up for back button focusing, therefor my remote switch nor camera body shutter button NEVER make micro focus adj's when sweeping across for panoramas or single shots. ( this eliminates the need for setting manual focus on the lens )... Bottom line, your images come out stunning because you stick to your system consistently and clearly it works! Bill on the Hill, Vermont, USA... :~)

[@GaryGough]

William Farr Cheers Bill. Spot on re the back button focus. I’m not a fan though. I totally understand it’s positive uses but I’m just not comfortable with it. Just a personal thing. Cheers again Bill 👍🏻👍🏻

[@jameswestii454]

Great video and what a teacher. Thank you for the clarity in which you explain things.

[@paulbell9957]

Really enjoyed this Gary. Easy to follow and understand with some great tips. And those panos you showed half way through were stunning 👍👍

[@GaryGough]

Thank you Paul 👍

[@GLYNCURTIS]

That is a brilliant tutorial! Never knew about the preview, I have always done it slightly differently but your way is much easier..... cheers!

[@GaryGough]

Cheers again 👍

[@markprice470]

awesome video - really clear set of steps - so important to level the tripod!!! one thing i do is once I have set my base exposure I tend to do a quick sweep and watch the histogram to check there is no clipping at any point as often each shot has a slightly different exposure :-)

[@GaryGough]

Mark Price yep, I sweep and check too 😁

[@shahriyarrstm9238]

amazing information thanks a loooot❤👍👍👍👍😊

[@GaryGough]

Cheers 👍🏻👍🏻

[@GaryGough]

NODAL POINTS & PARALLAX - A lot of people are making assumptions that I failed to mention how important Parallax and Nodal points are... Well, THEY AREN'T for 99.9% of the time!!! I have never taken a Pano that didn’t stitch together effortlessly. Also to note, software has come on leaps and bounds. Just think about this though... Panoramas are usually distant objects. Subjects that are normally a mile or miles away from your camera. Do you honestly believe that tilting a tripod head an inch or two off centre will REALLY make that much of difference? WELL IT DOESN'T AND PROOF IS IN THE PUDDING! When I shoot Panos handheld I turn my body around like a lighthouse, and guess what, It's always perfect! :) Examples can be found on KZbin that demonstrates why it's necessary to find the nodal point of your camera lens, but that's simply because the fingers being held up are a matter of inches away from the camera. Take the same 2 fingers and move them a mile away from the camera, now how much distortion is there? Nodal points and Parallax are important but only if subjects are really close to the camera, like a statue for instance. Don't be that person that regurgitates nonsense found on KZbin! Gary

[@derekwillson2538]

Great video tutorial Gary, really slick, professionally presented with lots of useful hints and tips. I really enjoyed it and will try to remember everything I've learned next time out. Del

[@GaryGough]

Derek Willson Cheers Del 👍🏻👍🏻

[@Chris-NZ]

(Another) Excellent tutorial Gary especially as I'm an ACR and Photoshop user rather than Lightroom. Smiled when I saw the red battery warning :) .

[@GaryGough]

Chris Hewitt lol cheers Chris.

[@jeromelouvart9842]

Thank you very much Gary for all your advice. Super vlog. Have a good day. Friendships to you.

[@GaryGough]

jerome louvart very kind, thank you

[@davidpearce2981]

Very well put Gary .

[@GaryGough]

David Pearce cheers Dave. See you in a couple of weeks 👍🏻