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Old 19-02-2012, 07:41 PM
Poita (Peter)
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I totally second the use the camera in portrait mode when doing panorama stitched images.
Also for marking the start and end of panoramas, I take a shot before and after with the lens cap on so I know where they start and stop. My Nikon also allows me to record notes so I am often seen speaking to my camera

I wouldn't be without a wide-angle though, stitched up shots can be great, but with longer exposure times and changing light, such as just before sunrise and around sunset, they can be a challenge.
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