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How to Create Panoramas from Shoot to Editing in Lightroom

This tutorial is an in-depth look at the whole process of creating panoramic pictures from the shoot to the editing process. It’s important that you get the shots right first before you do the Lightroom panorama stitching so we’ll be looking at best practice when taking the photos first, then how best to make a panorama in Lightroom. Panoramic pictures are commonly made for landscape photography. They can easily be made on mobile phones but for real, high-end quality, you need to edit them in Lightroom. We’ll also be looking at the different panorama settings in Lightroom which include Spherical, Cylindrical and Perspective, auto-crop and boundary warp. This is going to be a great Lightroom tutorial helping you to improve your panoramic landscape photography from shoot to edit! Support us: Check out our Complete Guide to Photography Book here - https://goo.gl/sp5BEh Take your photography to the next level in our Online Courses here - https://bit.ly/3aVaoUM Grab a Freebie: Get our Free eBook for learners of photography here - https://goo.gl/yCUH5H Get 15 Free Lightroom Presets - https://goo.gl/xvTPT7 Get the Best Music for your YouTube videos and other projects. Try for free here - http://share.epidemicsound.com/wBdh6 Create a photography website with Squarespace. Try it for free here https://squarespace.syuh.net/TSOP I hope you liked this video, if you did please support us by sharing it with your friends and subscribe to our channel for more. We upload new videos every week and if there’s anything you want us to cover here at TSoP let us know in the comments below, it gives us great ideas for new tutorials. Get weekly tutorials delivered straight to your inbox, sign up at https://www.theschoolofphotography.com Join our learning community on social media: Facebook ►   / theschoolofphotography1   Instagram ►   / theschoolofphotography1   Thanks for watching and remember – Learn more at The School of Photography.