Why Your Panoramas Look Awful—and How to Fix Them in 2 Minutes
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Summary
Panoramic photography is tricky and requires a different approach to take home a decent photo
One of the common mistakes is moving the camera too fast, which results in blurry images
To overcome this, it is best to move the camera slowly to give the camera time to capture all the details
Another common issue is unintentional different lighting in each section of the image
To avoid this, it is important to look for consistent lighting in the surroundings, or consider taking separate images that can be stitched together later
Also, try experimenting with different camera modes and creative techniques to improve the final result. B Galloway Jr. (@Flagship_Trailer) suggested stitching the photos using Photoshop instead of using the camera’s native panorama mode. This yields more control over the final result, B Galloway Jr. (@Flagship_Trailer) asserted.
Nicole Jacobs (@nicolebjacobs) recommended stabilizing the camera to prevent shaking, using a tripod for crispier images.
