Panoramic Landscape Photography Masterclass Information

Panoramic Landscape Photography Masterclass by William Patino provides a comprehensive step-by-step instructional insight into the process of creating panoramic landscape images.

A full step-by-step instructional insight into the image-making process.

Learn the settings for shooting handheld telephoto scenes with front-to-back sharpness and depth, how to compose a grand scene and stitch together vertical and horizontal panoramas, simple yet powerful RAW file adjustments in Photoshop for correcting and improving dynamic range, boosting color, and adjusting contrast.

This course is for you if…

• You want a better understanding of shooting handheld and in manual mode.
• You want to create high-resolution panoramas suitable for printing.
• You’re unsure how to use Photoshop to create powerful raw file adjustments.

What You’ll Learn In Panoramic Landscape Photography Masterclass?

Introduction

In this lesson, Will introduces the course, outlining what’s ahead and things to consider.

In The Field

In this lesson, join Will in the field as he captures the images, explaining the thought process, compositional considerations, settings, and more.

File Selection

Step into the editing suite and see which images are being selected for processing and why.

Panorama Stitching

Learn how to stitch together a vertical panorama or raw files, to create a standard 3:2 horizontal image.

Cropping And Lens Corrections

Adjustments in ACR for cropping and lens corrections.

Global Adjustments

Learn effective adjustments in ACR for correcting the exposure, color, and contrast within the raw file.

Local Adjustments

Discover a simple and powerful way of editing, using local adjustments to enhance the image.

Color And Contrast

In this lesson, learn how to adjust the colors and contrast in the scene for more depth.

Transforming And Warping

Jump into Photoshop and learn how to warp and adjust the shape of the image in order to improve the framing and composition.

Dodging And Saving

See how to boost midtones and highlights in the scene, for extra luminance.

Image Two Stitching

In this lesson, Will introduces the second set of images to be stitched together, this time creating a 3:1 ratio horizontal panorama.

Image Two Global Adjustments

Back in ACR, Will commences the post-processing on this new image, making global adjustments.

Image Two Local Adjustments

Local adjustments are made to vastly improve the image and make the most of the detail captured in the raw file.

Image Two Cloning

Learn how to use the clone tool to repair a dark patch in the sky, created during the panorama stitching process.

Image Two Finishing Up

Will completes the processing on image 2, showing final adjustments and saving.

Outro

Will closes out the course with some final thoughts and considerations.

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