Question

What are some of the difficulties in shooting photographs for panoramic shots?

Answer 1

Keeping the horizon shots and if you do not have the correct equipment it would take a lot of time and editing to create the photograph.

Step-by-step explanation:

Panoramas are usually shot from a stationary location, typically with a tripod or monopod. Unfortunately, cameras come with tripod socket in the center of the camera bottom, not anywhere near the entry pupil of the lens so that when the camera is rotated to take multiple photos, each photo is from a different point of view and photos may not align and stitch properly. If you are able to stitch many photos together you end up with a very wide, but short photo that resembles a roll of postage stamps and doesn’t fit any media well. What is needed is a way to mount your camera on a tripod in the vertical format and move the center of rotation to the front of the lens to eliminate the parallax problem then stitching becomes quite easy.

Answer 2

Panoramic shots are when you move the camera in a landscape movement to catch the whole scenery. But things can often be moving in the picture, and that can total ruin the photograph. It can make it blurry, and when you are moving the camera and then something moves, most of the time, the thing that was moving cuts off. Hope this helps!