Panorama Cityscape Tips and Tricks

Photographing Cityscapes can be so rewarding, but at time it can be challenging to show people what you’re seeing has your camera’s image will limit your viewers perspective of what you’re seeing from your vantage point.
This is the time to shoot multiple images to merge them into a panoramic image that will give your viewers a real feel of what you’re seeing.
This tutorial explains and demonstrates how I went about capturing sets of multiple images that I then used to merge into panoramic images which includes:
Choosing your vantage point
Setting up your Tripod
Setting up your camera
Focal length to use

My 1st Location: https://bit.ly/3EFdjgI
My 2nd Location: https://bit.ly/3sM1GlO

Background Music: Wind Riders - Asher Fulero

Video Time-line
00:00 Panorama Cityscape Tips and Tricks
00:04 My views of the Brisbane CBD
00:52 Why shoot Panoramas instead of Single images
01:45 Setting up our camera/tripod to shoot a panorama (do’s & Don’t)
02:41 What is Parallax Error and is it important!
04:03 Camera Setting I use to shoot a panoramas
05:32 Shooting the 1st Panorama
07:25 Shooting the 2nd Panorama
08:15 Working with the light of day
09:35 Shooting the 3rd Panorama
10:04 How manage all photos taken for panoramas
10:57 Shooting the 4th Panorama
12:40 New Location and why it’s so different
14:47 Think about what you want the panorama to show

Social media Links!
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Website: https://bit.ly/37LLVgz

Gear used during this video:
Nikon D500
Nikon AF-S DX 18-140mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR
Tokina AT-X 11-20mm f/2.8 PRO DX
Manfrotto 055XPROB Tripod
Vanguard Altra 264AP Tripod
Sony ZV-1
Samsung Galaxy S10
BOYA BY-WM4 Mark II 2.4G Wireless Microphone