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Published: 2006-11-27 21:19:24 +0000 UTC; Views: 7315; Favourites: 55; Downloads: 1867
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A comprehensive panorama tutorial.Learn how to use your camera and stitch a series of pic to compose a perfect panorama image. With tips, tricks and suggestions about how to amend the most common glitches.
Warning: this PDF file, rich of example images, is about 975 KB big. A "lite" version (without images, 109 KB) is also available: Panorama Tutorial Lite .
Thanks to , who amended my poor english with kind patience.
If interested, please see more tutorials from my gallery .
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No problem. It's VERY handy and well written!
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Hi there, thanks for this thorough tutorial. I've read your comments requesting feedback on your grammar. Your writing contains many grammatical errors but it's very precise and clear, and that is most important in writing. I'll give several examples:
1. "This technique allows FOR very
detailed images at resolutions that no camera can give."
2. Get rid of the comma in the third sentence.
3. You need to reconstruct the last sentence in the first paragraph- it doesn't make sense.
You often use commas in wrong places. There's a lot of work to be fixed and I suggest you send it to someone who would agree to correct it. However, do remember it's written in a clear and light way, and it's an enjoyable to read tutorial 
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thank you for your kind, constructive and valuable comment. since my own language is italian, it's no surprise that my tutorials contain a number of errors. i'll take your input in account when i decide to edit and update the tutorial
btw, i did sent it to a fellow deviant who was apparently interested in correcting it, but i got no news since then
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Nice tutorial! If you don't have money, get autostitch to make your life easier. If you don't mind spending a little money (100 euros), get yourself Autopano Pro and you can forget about most of the info in the tutorial. Panoramic life will almost be too easy...
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thank for the comment
yes i've seen that software and apparently it works great. however you cannot avoid to take the pics with enough overlay.
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Yeah, too little overlay can kill the illusion of a perfect fit. Still it's ridiculous what you can get away with sometimes.
But no matter what software you're using, this is the best panorama tutorial I've found to date. I'm going to try that trick with the string and lead next time.
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That was useful!
If only I got the time to try this technique out... I don't claim to be a photographer either and my camera's not very good...
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thank you! feel free to ask if you have questions.
thx for the
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WHOA Thats not a tutorial THATS a BOOK about panorama
THats exactly what I was looking for, something professional, more detailed and explained, I haven't read all of it yet, but thats gonna be my homework
Thanks a lot
(I finally could open, I instead just click to see the pdf online I downloaded first and then opened it, took like 4.5 seconds -.-)
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Thanks for your time, this is a great tutorial for those who want to start with panos. Nice work
Bravisimo!
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thank you, i'm happy you found it useful. feel free to ask if you have questions...
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I love how you apologized for your english and then used a word like "Ambiguities" ^^
nice.. thanks for this
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omg... what's wrong with "ambiguities"?
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haha nothing it's just a really advanced word.. so I didn't think you had to apologize ^^
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well it's very very close to italian
thanks anyway a lot for your comments...
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yeah let me know if something isn't clear or doesn't work
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Finally, a panorama tutorial that easy to follow!!! Thanks
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glad you like it. feel free to ask if you have questions.
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I've gotten through page 12. Do you still want editing comments and how would you like to receive them?
I've also learned a bunch so far. Thanks!
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thanks
i think that a comment or a note can be a good way... if you are comfortable with them. otherwise, i can note you my email.
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Works for me. I'll send a them in a comment.
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thanks, i am sure it'll be very helpful and add something o my knowledge..
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thanks
any feedback welcome.
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I got it all. I printed it out so I can read it.
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Great...happy to see that tutorial...this one is definitely not shallow one...because Im struggling with it for long time
May I have question about your commenting? How are you doing your hyper text in your comments...like when you are thanking for fav or whatever...you have that title like an hyper text...have no clue
Have a nice day
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thanks for your appreciation. any feedback is welcome
you can place hyperlinks in your journals, notes and comments in two ways:
- just put the [link] url in the text, and it will appear as "[link]"
- put an "a href" html tag, and it will appear as you described. for example:
'<'a href="http://address_here">hyperlink_here'
but don't type the single quotes, they are here just to display the text as it is.
see also FAQ #81: How can I make links to other deviants, deviations, or websites?
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Thank you my friend, appreciate your help
got it...it is working 
But for real...great tutorial...I will let you know when I will do some panoramas
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Thank you so much for putting this up! Looks great, I'll have a proper read of it soon!
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thanks
suggestions and corrections are welcome
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Man, that should be a lot of work! You have written a whole book about this! And it's useful and nice to read. My appreciation
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thanks!
any correction or suggestion is welcome!
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V. nice - im impressed - that looks like a hell of a lot of work! Mostly skimmed through it but will look through it in more detail soon, some useful tips, particularily about the nodal point.
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thanks. i hope you'll find something useful in there... suggestions, corrections, critiques are welcome... also about syntax and grammar
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Thanks, I sure am going to try this. And I believe, someone is very happy with this.
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