How to Take Great Panorama Photos

You can finish your panorama with whatever techniques you would normally apply to your landscape photographs to make the best output image possible.
You can even go back and re-warp the panorama if you notice a place that isn't just right.
It isn't destructive to your file at all.
And if you happen to make a mistake, simply press Control Z to get rid of the last action you performed, or go to the Edit Menu> Undo.
Once you have flattened your file and saved it at 300 dpi as a jpeg or tiff, you will be ready to print, mat and frame it.
You now can do what you once thought impossible to do without a Panoramic View Camera.
You, my friend, are now a Panoramic Artist.
Go forth and panorama your world!
Illustration: Portland Head Light, 8 image vertical panorama.
Illustration: Blue Hill Bay, 20 image panorama
Illustration: The Victoria Mansion Dining Room, a 45 image, multi-level panorama
Biography
Cynthia Farr-Weinfeld of CFW Photography has been an artist her entire life, but photography was the first medium that truly “clicked” with her. She is a commercial photographer based in Portland, Maine, USA. She is the Contributing Photographer for Portland Magazine http://www.portlandmagazine.com/ a glossy publication devoted to the goings-on around her city and state as well as the arts and food& restaurant reviews.
Cynthia has also had work in England’s Digital Camera Magazine, Maine Food & Lifestyle, and most recently, Popular Photography in the US. She is a regular contributor to StockFood - The Food Image Agency, an international food photography stock agency based in Munich, Germany.
Cynthia was chosen for the Pentax Professional Program. She uses a Pentax K20D, multiple filters and Pentax lenses from the macro to the ultrawide range, and a Bogen 3011 tripod to achieve her photographic vision.
Cynthia specializes in Landscape, Architectural, Panoramic, Portraiture and Food & Restaurant photography.
You can see more of Cynthia’s work at http://www.cfwphotography.smugmug.com and for what she’s been working on the most recently, her blog, Photo Quest, at http://www.cindysphotoquest.blogspot.com .
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