Fisheye vs. wide angle lenses for shooting spherical panoramas
Here’s a post which is designed to save me a couple of emails per month, so please bear with me. I often get asked (usually by people who saw my panoramic...
Author: Florian
PANTONE is a nice company
I’d like to quickly report a great customer service experience. About 4 years ago, I got myself a PANTONE huey to colour-calibrate my monitors. This is pa...
Would you like some fish?
Here’s another weee trick that I came up with a couple of years back (but I’m sure other people must have discovered this too). I stated earlier tha...
Panorama video tutorials (5)
Here’s part 5 (but there’ll be at least one more soon) of my little panoramic photography tutorial series. I’m showing two techniques how to e...
Pssst, don’t tell anyone!
Here’s a trick that I heard about a couple of years back and that I use every now and then. Have you ever had a nice “keeper” image but that w...
Panorama video tutorials (4)
Here’s part 4 of my little panoramic photography tutorial series. This time around we are dealing with the images shot from the tripod, so we need a coupl...
With kids, go wide !
I was recently asked by a young father about some recommendations regarding camera lenses. I know, gear talk is dry, but then, if you don’t have the right...
Panorama video tutorials (3)
Here’s part 3 (of 5) of my little panoramic photography tutorial series. After shooting and developing the images, we will now stitch them together into t...
Side-light
Apologies for slowly loosing track of what I’ve mentioned so far and what not, but in case I’m repeating myself — “Repetition is the mother of...
Panorama video tutorials (2)
Here’s part 2 of my little panoramic photography tutorial series. It shows you how I use Adobe LightRoom 3 to post-process the RAW images shot in Part 1.
