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Tutorial 15
A demonstration of just three different ways of automatically levelling Ricoh Theta panoramas.
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Tutorial 14
Ever wondered how some panoramas can be enjoyed “interactively” right inside a Facebook feed?
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Tutorial 13
So once you have created your 360×180° panoramas, how do you show them off and share them?
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Tutorial 12
Problems with you manual fisheye lens (like the Samyang or Peleng 8mm) getting started in your stitcher?
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Tutorial 11
This tutorial is all about HDRi techniques and how they apply to panoramas. Or rather: how you can work around…
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Tutorial 10
In this tutorial, I’ll discuss shaving the lens hood off certain fisheye lenses, and share my experience when I did this to my…
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Tutorial 9
You may have seen those seemingly shiny mirror balls around the nadir of some panoramas…
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Tutorial 8
I often get asked “Can I use camera X and lens Y to shoot 360×180° panoramas?”, as well as “Does it make a…
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Tutorial 7
In this (quite lengthy) tutorial, I’ll give you a chance to get a “raw” look over my shoulder and see some of the…
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Tutorial 6
After shooting and developing the images, we will now stitch them together into the final 360×180° fully spherical panorama…
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Tutorial 5
This tutorial shows two techniques how to edit the vertical down view, or “nadir”. You mostly need this to remove…
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Tutorial 4
Here’s the another set of images to be stitched in PTGui — images shot from the tripod. We thus need a couple of…
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Tutorial 3
After shooting and developing the images, we will now stitch them together into the final 360×180° fully spherical…
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Tutorial 2
Having shot our panorama out in the field I will quickly show you in this tutorial how to develop and post-process…
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Tutorial 1
This tutorial shows my three favourite panorama shooting techniques, all using an 8mm fisheye lens both on full…
