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3-Day San Francisco Panoramic Photography Workshop
(This workshop is limited to 8 students) You may also be interested in our Yosemite Panoramic workshop .
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Photos from the last workshop
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(This panoramic is the combination of 36 images, creating a final stiched image of 425 megapixels!)
Come learn how to capture extremely high resolution photographic images with extreme detail! This workshop is focused (literally) on teaching you all the techniques required to capture and stitch single and multi-row panoramic images. We will spend 3 full days in and around the San Francisco Bay Area shooting in the field as well as learning in the classroom, to teach you from beginning to end, everything you need to know to capture extremely high resolution panoramic images!
Topics covered
This workshop will teach you both single row and multi-row panoramic techniques.
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Single-row panoramic images require the merging, or "stitching," of the sequential edges of two or more images. (Click to Zoom)
Multi-row panoramic images require the merging ("stitching") of both sequential edges of images and their neighboring sequenced images in the adjacent rows. Much like a puzzle, each image must have the correct alignment in order for it to "fit" into its unique location of the scene. Once we've captured a few panoramic images in and around San Francisco, we will return to Aperture Academy for a classroom workshop on how to stitch and post-process your images. We will cover the best practices of pre-processing, stitching, error correction, and final post-processing. (This panoramic is the combination of 60 images!)
Workshop Itinerary
Day 1 Hands-on Classroom:
Day 2 All Day in-field shooting:
Day 3 Classroom post-processing (You will need to bring your computer with Adobe Photoshop CC installed):
What is/isn't included?
The workshop/tour price includes:
The workshop/tour price DOES NOT include:
Equipment To Bring
Panoramic Workshop Pro Instructor
Join professional photographer Mike Wardynski to learn the entire process of shooting panoramic images and processing them.
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