Approaching The Scene 212: Simplified Panorama Capture + New No-Parallax Measurements

(LINKS BELOW): Today it’s all about panoramas. Modern gear and software have simplified the way I approach capturing multiple image panoramic capture. I thought I’d share some of the ways my thinking about panos has changed and answer a few questions I’ve heard lately as well as clear up some misconceptions I frequently hear.

LINKED TABLE OF CONTENTS:
00:00 Intro to ATS 211
01:23 Join our free Office Hours meeting September 6th on Night Photography
02:27 Free video on how to find the no parallax point
03:30 I’m sharing updated no parallax measurements in a free pdf
04:43 Why and how I use the adjustable LRP-3 rail to eliminate parallax
07:12 We often have no need to worry about parallax
08:55 Complex rail systems are rarely needed with pan and tilt or fluid heads
12:00 How to use the PG-01 rail system if needed
16:00 Advice for new panorama shooters
17:20 Lightroom vs Photoshop for panoramas
17:45 Why I use less frames for panos these days
19:30 How panoramas led me to fluid heads

My Advanced Panorama Course: https://www.hudsonhenry.com/pano
Kirk LRP-3 Adjustable Nodal Rail: https://bit.ly/HPHLRP3
RRS PG-01 muti-row rail system: https://bhpho.to/3AtoRVf
Free finding the no parallax point video: http://bit.ly/2urNS3G
New no parallax measurements for my gear: https://bit.ly/HHPParallax
My Ultralight Custom Tripods: https://www.hudsonhenry.com/tripods
Kase Filters: https://www.hudsonhenry.com/kase

Updated links to all the gear I use including tripod parts: http://bit.ly/HudsonsLinks
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