Shooting Panoramas - A complete TUTORIAL

Today's video is a tutorial on how to shoot panoramic photographs and then stitch them together, to create wonderfully wide images.

This video talks about why you would want to do so, the gear, the settings as well as the post processing.

If you would like to see more of my work then check out my website:
Www.benharveyphotography.co.uk

The gear I use to make my content (although this is always changing!)

Sony A7iv + 20mm 1.8G - My main YouTube camera for shooting out on location.
Canon EOS R + 16mm F2.8 + Zhuyin Crane M3 - I use this for a combination of stills and video B-roll
Sony A7iii - this is my primary stills camera that works with native Sony lenses and all my Canon EF lenses on the Sigma MC-11 adaptor
Canon 5D3 - I use this camera when I use my EF glass and there is no benefit in adapting
DJI Mavic Pro 2 - My first drone, and I can’t see me replacing it. It’s amazing for both stills and video
Go Pro Hero 8 - for adverse weather conditions that my other cameras might not survive!
Insta360 - X3 & One inch edition - for 360 degree video and BTS content
Microphones - DJI Wireless Mic, Rode Wireless Go, Rode Lav Go, Rode Video Pro+, Rode Video Micro
Photo Tripods - Sirui ST-124 with Sirui ballhead, Peak Design travel tripod
Video Tripods - Benro + spikes, Switchpod, K&F travel tripod + Gorillapod
Monopod - Sirui P-325FL
Camera bags - Manfrotto, Lowepro, Peak Design, K&F and Crumpler
Photo Filters - Nisi V7 + Nisi filters, H&Y magnetic filter system
Video filters - Freewell magnetic NDs, H&Y Revoring, Hoya Variable ND
All of my cameras have Arca Swiss plates to connect with the Peak Design Capture Clip and compatible tripods.

Video editing software - Final Cut Pro, Adobe Premiere Pro
Video editing on the iPad Pro - LumaFusion
Photo editing - Adobe Lightroom, photoshop, Artisan Pro X, Silver Efex, Color Efex

Music: Epidemic Sound
Music: https://www.davidcuttermusic.com / @dcuttermusic

Video content:

00:00 - Intro
00:44 - Anamorphic shooting
01:13 - Today's location - Devils Dyke, Brighton
01:58 - Why shoot panos?
03:03 - Landscape or portrait?
03:34 - Mounting your camera
04:05 - Nodal Ninjas
05:10 - Levelling your camera
06:18 - Hand holding?
06:40 - Photos
07:00 - Settings
08:19 - Composition
09:04 - Lens choice
10:12 - Post processing