I have been making panorama stills for years now, ever since I got my first digital camera. I love the way I can capture everything I see, not just what the camera sees in one frame. Until recently I thought that my panoramas had little to do with film making, apart from being a sort of instant pan, until I came across a tutorial on making moving panoramas. I still can’t figure out how I hadn’t come up with this myself. I mean, I was already using the tools, making little films and even editing them, and making still panoramas. Anyway, they are my latest obsession, and so easy to make with Final Cut. And they are so cool! I’ll put more on the page as I make them. Enjoy!
Here is a taste:
04 June 2007
Panoramas
I have been making panorama stills for years now, ever since I got my first digital camera. I love the way I can capture everything I see, not just what the camera sees in one frame. Until recently I thought that my panoramas had little to do with film making, apart from being a sort of instant pan, until I came across a tutorial on making moving panoramas. I still can’t figure out how I hadn’t come up with this myself. I mean, I was already using the tools, making little films and even editing them, and making still panoramas. Anyway, they are my latest obsession, and so easy to make with Final Cut. And they are so cool! I’ll put more on the page as I make them. Enjoy!
Here is a taste:
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