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Originally Posted by Senna4ever
Use a tilt-shift lens. Take 3 shots - one with the lens shifted all the way to the left, one in the normal middle position, and one with the lens shifted all the way to the right. Then stitch the images together. That way you'll get a rectilinear panoramic image with no distortion to correct.
This was taken with the Canon 17mm f4 TS-E, 3 images stitched together.
You can also use specialized panorama heads like Manfrotto's 303SPH.
http://services.manfrotto.com/303SPH/ |
Thanks Jason for the tip, but it doesn't help that I don't have $2k to drop on a lense.... is there a poor mans way of doing it? Even just the basic pan head is what, $400+?? Is there an option of doing it in photoshop to correct distortion? I don't mind cropping some of the pic out.... not to mention I don't have the luxury of going back to Mexico to retake the pictures... hahaha