From the course: Photography 101
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Panoramic mode
- Panoramic photography can be a really great way to capture a massive super wide, super high-resolution image of the world around you. Now, a panoramic image is usually extremely wide, and this doesn't mean you take a single, regular photo and then cut the top and the bottom off of it. That would give you something that was quite low-resolution. No, a panoramic is where you take multiple photos, panning the camera over a large, expansive space, and then stitch them together. You can do the stitching together in software like Photoshop, but a lot of cameras today will actually do the stitching in-camera for you. This makes it really easy to create cool panoramics. For example, in this camera here, the Lumix GX8, you'll notice at the top that there is a dedicated panoramic mode. I simply slide it into there, and the camera actually tells me what direction to pan the camera in, but I can change that as well. So if I go into the Menu settings, and then I scroll down to the page that has…
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Introduction to pushing camera buttons1m 11s
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Depth-of-field preview2m 56s
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Auto-exposure (AE) lock3m 30s
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Autofocus modes4m 53s
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Motor drive modes5m 8s
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Metering modes3m 43s
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White balance options5m 34s
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Time lapse mode4m 7s
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Panoramic mode2m 39s
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Electronic vs. mechanical shutter4m 59s
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Transfer photos to smartphone2m 16s
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