Panoramic Images are created in a number of ways.
In the film days, photographers used the
Fuji 6 X 17 or the
Hasselblad XPan to shoot chromes and negatives in a wide aspect ratio.
In today's
digital world, you can crop from a larger original, stitch together a series of overlapping images using software, or let your
iPhone 5 do the work.
Using the
stitch technique, orient your camera vertically, switch to manual mode to keep the exposure constant, and remove any filters, especially the polarizer. Shoot a series of overlapping frame, including a couple of blank frames to mark the beginning and end of each sequence. Process the images and stitch together in
Photoshop Lightroom.
