5 Ways To Create An Ultra Megapixel Panorama

Here are 5 ways to increase your megapixels to make GORGEOUS panoramas!

For photographers on a budget, I recommend using the first 3 ways I mention, since they are the most cost-effective. Now for the big time, megapixel hungry photographers with some cash, check out the last 2 ways!

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[thegraphicgangsta]

A great way of extending the visual capabilities of just the digital camera and a single shot. Image making of this sort opens up new possibilities in composition that we never had in film. Thanks for bringing this information to us.

[scottpatterson]

I keep coming back to this awesome video. Thanks for being here for us all

[damienanckaert]

As always amazing Joel, thx a lot for sharing your knowledge 🙏

[Gijz]

Great video. And that Harley shot is simply awesome!

[Stone]

Your enthusiasm is contagious Joel, hat's off. All of that experience shines through, one of my favourite channels. Thanks, always learning.

[SangTTran]

Thank you very much for taking your time and share very useful knowledge.

[AdamD]

Awesome work and process Joel, thanks for sharing.

[antonoat]

Really pleased I just happened across your channel, looking forward to learning from what you do, cheers from the UK.

[nicolaslachance]

Awesome video, awesome content thanks for sharing

[helgeschneider]

I've only recently started experimenting around with panoramas and now I can't stop. I've always been a pixel peeper, but also usually dislike how much stuff is included in "real" wide angle pictures (whenever I tried to take them), so a fully controllable field of view both vertically and horizontally, plus the increased resolution, is right up my alley.

[iqueque]

Great images complemented by your humble review of how good they are.

[Hansca]

They are beautiful shots of the cacti. I generally don't go in for black and white but they are stunning.

[Alexrocks]

I've made a 181 MP panorama from the Empire State Building and it was so cool and felt so satisfying to pull off!

[paulscottfilms]

Just to let the dog in the kitchen, this is how I did stitching.
I would lean on something outside and rattle of three rows about 6 wide each, pop it into photoshop; and until I came to version 22.31 it worked.
Well except i was using fairly wide angle and you don't want to see my efforts with warp, no you don't.

[johnbivins]

Thank's, played with doing this with my ef25 and a 135 f2 with macro stuff, but never considered a stitch for a portrait. Can't wait to try it!!! What awesome video!!!!

[steveb]

What a truly inspiring video. Thanks so much Joel.

[wildcreatures]

thanks for sharing. your images are magnificent. 3 shots of a biker....brilliant.

[John-Shutterlyphotos]

This is some great stuff! 👍 I started doing something similar to this a few years ago, however, I just learned a ton more from this video. Thank you

[brucegraner]

Amazingly beautiful results. Thanks for the insight.

[KaitlynMcLachlanPhotography]

I absolutely love shooting panoramas purely just to get the higher resolution, although I am mostly shooting landscapes so not dealing with the enhanced bokeh - i.e. brenzier method :)