- We're really done with our shooting,
and we hope we're bringing you a nice Lynda course,
but I'm out just looking for some other fun shots.
And again, the gravestones what attracted me here so,
I'm looking for a place with an interesting panorama.
I'm trying to avoid somewhat,
the 7-Eleven in the background,
and to a certain extent the street,
but it's a tough shooting situation
for a 360 photographer
because it's very bright on one side.
But the sun's going down behind that tree right now,
so I'm doing a couple test shots,
just to see if I can handle this panorama.
I've got about a,
now I do have it exactly 100th of a second at speed,
so that's fine for hand holding.
I bumped the ISO up to 800,
to make sure I could do that.
So let's give it a try.
Right now I'm using my remote
as the plumb bob.
The most expensive plumb bob,
usually you buy a washer for 20 cents
at the hardware store and hang it by a string.
But this is the first time I'm trying this.
So we'll give it a shot.
We're gonna position this right over a particular leaf,
and try to keep my remote right above that
as I rotate around.
I feel like if I just let my remote dangle,
that's gonna be great to help me keep this
in the same position,
I can just rotate the camera
and make sure that it stays right above that same spot.
I actually want to get a little bit lower, strangely enough.
So I'm gonna wrap this around the lens once,
and just bring the camera down even lower,
so we're down here with the gravestones, somewhat more,
and not showing some of the 7-Eleven over there,
and things like that.
I keep it now as steady as possible,
that's gonna get me close enough,
and we're still gonna be able to stitch that
I'm pretty sure.
So let's give it a try.
I'm gonna try to angle it.
I'm taking four shots around as usual,
so if I find a parallel where it's easy to remember
which way I'm facing, that's gonna help me
make sure that I get all the shots I need.
So here we go.
(clicking)
Keeping at about the same height,
and right above the same leaf.
Just rotate over there.
(clicking) Get John in the shot.
Judging the 90-degree turns is easier than,
any other angles.
(clicking)
And there we go.
Single shot panorama around.