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Panorama Advice Regarding Geometry

Explorer ,
Sep 23, 2020 Sep 23, 2020

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If I want a 3 photo panorama ,the center shot being at a 45 degree angle up from the horizon, how do I adjust the left and right shots in order to maintain as much of each shot as possible? Do I rotate the right 1 clock-wise and the left counter clockwise? Do I alter the 45 degree tilt of the center shot to get the left and right shots?

Seems I lose too much when I shoot them all the same, with only the pan able to move left to right. There's a geometry problem underlying this it seems.

Thanks.

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What do you mean by "lose too much"? Can you post a screenshot to illustrate?

 

The final result will always be butterfly-shaped, with the two outer frames stretched outwards to the corners. This is an unavoidable side effect of keeping straight lines straight. The result is exactly the same as a single shot with a wider angle lens, you get corner stretching.

 

Or do you mean something else?

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