- Bonjour mesdames and messieurs.
In this video.
I want to show you a five powerful tricks
to get better panorama.
This is the final photo we're going to get,
one of my favorite panrama in years.
So let's get started.
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- All right.
So here is some powerful tips for making panorama.
So as a tip, number one,
I'm going to show you an example on the panorama.
I just shot in Paris, which I really enjoyed.
Now it's a crazy Panorama because I shot it
with a 102 milli pixel camera.
So every row valleys, 12 million,
12,000 pixels wide.
And,
but here's the reason why it had a pano, is because I was
not very wide, which is actually a good thing.
When you make a pano with a not too wide angle,
this is the equivalent about 24 millimeter.
It's a 32 millimeter a bit in the world of medium format.
It's about 24, 25 millimeter. So it's not that wide.
It is wide. It's not that wide.
So I started here and then I went a little bit left
and then I went even more left. And then I'm like, oh yeah,
but I'm missing the top of the study.
So I went a little higher and then I went a little higher
and then I went to a little higher and then I was like, oh,
I want to give the obelisks of the,
of the photo and I should have gone down, but I forgot.
Okay. So now what I'm going to do is I'm going to
right click photo merge, panorama.
And now can you imagine this is eight row files of
102 million pixel.
It's going to be a lot of power for Lightroom,
but Lightroom is going to handle it like no problem.
And boom, check out the results.
So you have different projections you can use, very cool.
Just look at the look at the size of the sky here.
Cylindrical, cylinder is going to give me more sky.
So I might use that.
And then you have perspective, as perspective
is not going to work at 24 millimeter,
usually to be like a 30 or above.
But here's the big problem I missing.
Remember I forgot to shoot down.
Now there is a new option and that brings me to my tip
number two is, make sure you at least overlap 30% of the
photo. If you do that,
you're going to get a great stitching and tip number three,
part number three is you can use this new feature,
check this out. It's incredible.
The fill edge feature. The fill edge feature is going to use
Photoshop contour field or where feel to create all the
missing pixels everywhere.
Okay.
And it's not going to be exact, but like for example, here,
it's really saving me the photo.
So I'm going to click on canceled and now,
cause I've already done this and here is the result.
All right, guys, I just want to ask you something.
If you can take a second to do me a huge favor and that is
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Also, if you can take just one little second and leave me a
comment, tell me what you'd like to learn.
I have to make a video per week. That's what I trying to do.
I need ideas. I wanna know what you want to learn.
You know, Lightroom, Photoshop, you know,
composition tricks, the art of photography, plugins,
you know, anything you want to learn?
Tell me in the comments. So I can.
I read every comment. I answer almost every comment.
I really like to get your feedback on this.
Thank you very much.
Okay. It's a crazy pano.
Check this out. It's 22,000 pixels wide by 12,340.
I mean look, the details.
I can look at the details on the statutes,
it's unbelievable.
It really is unbelievable. This will make a print,
actually sold this to a gallery.
This will make a huge print.
So tip number four is use one of my free presets below this
video, you have a link to go to this page here,
where you can download my free photography principle.
What that is is over 40 free presets.
I'm giving you a free skies,
a whole training that goes with it.
All you have to do is putting your name and your email and
make sure you use a right email,
an email that works where it's not going to work. Okay?
When you get this, you're going to get this into your inbox.
It's going to send you an email with a login and a password.
And then you can go to photo search.com and you can log into
your library here and it's going to be in your library.
Now I am going to propose you to buy my full back of preset,
which you should, because it's amazing,
but you don't have to do this.
All you have to do is give a good valid email and you get
this. Once you have that, you can install it.
There is a video that shows you how to install it.
And we're going to use a surge basic golden hour preset
here. I'm going to click here one time.
Just look at the difference, already it's amazing.
A couple of things when you use one of my preset is hold
on the option key and click on the blank.
So it's the alt key windows. Make sure you got two,
3% of black and then let's do something on the white.
You don't want to go overboard. So as I moved to the right,
what you see here is completely blown out pixels.
I don't want that. So maybe bring it down.
Yeah. Maybe add a bit of contrast. Now this golden hour
preset is good, but I want to get some more blue back.
So I'm just going to go back on the blue here just a little
bit and all my golden hour presets have a little circle.
So if you click here,
there is a circle that's supposed to go where the sunset is.
Okay.
But the sunset was actually kind of in the middle of the
photo, but it's way too strong.
So you can either you raise it or even better.
You can go here in range,
mask off luminance and you move this to the right and that's
going to basically get that circle less powerful.
It's going to make it go behind things.
So now it's going to be more cool and check this out, before
the circle, after circle just makes a sunset come out,
just a tad. Okay.
Now tip number five. That is make it, you see how
this is kind of straight, but this is kind of crooked.
And you know, I want to make this a little more,
everything more straight.
So what'd you can do is you can go to the transform panel
and I'm going rotate until the fountain is pretty straight.
But now the obelisk is like this, and this is not good.
So what you can do is go to vertical and make it straight.
So just make sure that you rotate until whatever is in the
center is very straight.
And then you use vertical to make the rest pretty straight.
Okay. And then let's go to the crop tool.
I still want this to be really a pano.
So I'm going to crop it here. I'm going to crop it there.
I'm going to crop it here and crop it there.
And voila, let me see a backslash (indistinct) before
and the after.
I think I'm going to add a bit of contrast
and you see also the
presets include here. You can go in the gradients,
you can make this a little darker Viola.
And then I think on this one, when I went there,
before I give it to the gallery,
I took a little brush and I made this a little more shiny.
Just I love the, how the water was going there.
And again, look at the details.
Look at the details. I can see,
I can read the (indistinct) here. I can go here.
It's a huge photo.
This is going to be one of the best prints I've ever done.
21,000 pixels of wide panorama.
It's a monster. And I did this in what a few minutes.
Lightroom is so powerful.
Don't forget to get my free present.
It's going to blow your mind, please, please,
please watch the training that goes with it.
It's really cool.
And I'll see you in another video.
Mesdames and messieurs.