shane_c Senior Member 726 posts Likes: 85 Joined Mar 2007 Location: Halifax, NS, Canada More info | Aug 06, 2020 13:01 | #1 I've created many horizontal pano's before without issue. Normally it's a distant landscape so I'll focus to infinity, shoot manual, pan left to right ensuring that my histogram looks good and then take my shots and merge them in LR6. Canon R5 - Canon RF24-105L F4, Canon 40mm, Canon 70-200L F4 (non-IS), Canon 100-400ii, 1.4xiii
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BigAl007 Cream of the Crop  8,118 posts Gallery: 556 photos Best ofs: 1 Likes: 1681 Joined Dec 2010 Location: Repps cum Bastwick, Gt Yarmouth, Norfolk, UK. More info | Aug 07, 2020 09:21 | #2 I think it really depends on the scene that you are photographing. I shot this one years ago, and it''s processed in an early iteration of the RAW Photostitcher. It was hand held and about 120 images IIRC. I refocused the image using the central AF Point each time, although given using a 28mm focal length on a 20D at ƒ/5.6 I'm guessing a lot of the image is actually within the hyperfocal distance. I really like the LR merge to panorama, it also seems to be very good at reducing the number of moving subjects that get cut up and displayed. This one has not been through photoshop for and tweeking.
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