- Okay, we've talked about all the gear.
We've talked about all our camera settings.
Let's go ahead and capture this shot.
I have my wired remote, highly preferred, already attached
because it's rather difficult to attach
once it's on the tripod head.
I have my leveling tripod and my 360 degree
panoramic head ready to go.
Just go ahead and attach here.
So we're gonna mount that right there
and take a quick visual check
to make sure that we don't have any parallax.
All right, so let's do a quick level of the tripod.
If it isn't perfectly level, that's actually completely fine
because we're doing a full 360 degree shot
showing the ceiling and the floor,
so we can always level it later if we really need to.
And my bracketing is all set, so I'm ready to go.
(camera shutter clicking)
A lot of times you can verify that you've
taken the right amount of images just by
listening to the shutter, and I can also watch the LCD that
shows the results one by one.
(camera shutter clicking)
Nine frames.
We just do that two more times.
(camera shutter clicking)
I like to keep an eye on the LCD just to make sure that
the results that I'm expecting are
basically what I'm seeing there.
You can avoid a lot of problems doing that.
(camera shutter clicking)
And there you have it.
Maybe you're surprised that it was that easy,
but it is that easy once you understand the process,
and the settings.
And that's gonna make our post-processing really smooth.
Can't wait to see that next.