Master the Art of Panoramas
Capture bigger scenes with incredible detail. Learn to shoot, stitch and edit multi-image panoramas for sweeping landscapes, large-scale prints and Milky Way scenes.
2 HOURS of video tuition
Self-paced learning
Lifetime access
NZD $49 ($99)
Is this course for you?
Learn how multi-image panoramas can expand what's possible with your camera - from sweeping landscapes to high-resolution prints and Milky Way arches.
YOU CAN'T FIT THE WHOLE SCENE IN
Sometimes your widest lens isn't wide enough. Learn how to capture multiple frames and combine them into one expansive image.
YOU WANT MORE DETAIL & RESOLUTION
Learn how to stitch multiple images for greater detail and resolution, and the flexibility to create large-scale prints.
YOU WANT TO TAKE YOUR PANORAMAS FURTHER
Learn the techniques for more challenging panoramas, including telephoto scenes, multi-row images and sweeping Milky Way arches.
What you'll learn
Practical techniques to help you plan, capture, stitch and edit high-quality multi-image panoramas.
PLAN
Understand when a multi-image approach will give you a better result than a single frame.
EQUIPMENT
Learn about the lenses, tripods, L-brackets and levelling bases that make panorama capture easier.
CAPTURE
Learn how to level, overlap and capture your frames methodically for cleaner, more reliable stitching.
FILTERS
Understand how a polariser and ND filters can help your results - and the limitations to be aware of.
MILKY WAY
Learn how to plan and capture multi-row Milky Way panoramas, including elevation, composition and using PhotoPills.
EDIT
Learn how to merge panoramas, understand projection choices and deal with more complex panorama files.
Learn from an experienced photographer & educator
I'm Meghan Maloney, an award-winning New Zealand landscape photographer, Sony Digital Imaging Ambassador and photography educator. I've spent years photographing landscapes across New Zealand and around the world, and I bring that real-world experience into every lesson I teach.
My courses focus on practical techniques you can actually use in the field and at home - helping you understand not just what to do, but why you're doing it.
AWARD-WINNING PHOTOGRAPHER
SONY DIGITAL IMAGING AMBASSADOR
EXPERIENCED PHOTOGRAPHY EDUCATOR
Course Curriculum
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Capture expansive scenes in tight locations
Use telephoto lenses to bring distant scenes closer
Increase image resolution
Create files suitable for large-scale printing
Understanding print size and resolution
Viewing distance and print medium
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Choosing the right lens
Shooting with different focal lengths
Choosing the right tripod
Ball heads vs pan/tilt heads
L-brackets & levelling bases
Indexing rotators & nodal slides
Using filters & polarisers
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Checking exposure and polarisation
Why vertical frames can work better
Levelling your tripod and camera
Ensuring correct overlap
Working methodically across the scene
Shooting handheld panoramas
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Shooting multi-row panoramas
Avoiding parallax
Understanding nodal points & using a nodal slide
Managing changing exposure
Exposure bracketing and HDR panoramas
Dealing with moving water
Common panorama limitations and problems
Focus-stacked panoramas
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Using PhotoPills to plan a Milky Way panorama
Considering foreground composition & elevation
Techniques for shooting multi-row Milky Way images
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Using Lightroom vs Photoshop
Choosing panorama projections
Filling edges, boundary warp and cropping
Identifying stitching errors
Editing more complex panoramas
HDR & Focus-stacked panoramas
Editing Milky Way panoramas
Introduction to specialist panorama software
“Meghan has such a great way of getting tricky information across, I always learn so much from her.”
Sandy Brinsdon, Master the Art of Panoramas
Course FAQs
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After purchasing, you'll receive an email from me with everything you need to access your course online. You can then log in and work through the lessons whenever it suits you.
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You’ll have lifetime access to the course, so there’s no deadline to complete it. You can work through the lessons at your own pace and return to them whenever you’d like a refresher.
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This course is ideal for photographers who are comfortable with the basic operation of their camera and want to expand beyond single-frame images. You don't need any previous experience shooting panoramas.
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No. You can shoot panoramas with your existing camera and lens, and even handheld in suitable conditions. The course also covers equipment such as tripods, L-brackets, levelling bases and nodal slides for more advanced panoramas.
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Yes. You’ll learn how to plan and shoot multi-row Milky Way panoramas, including using PhotoPills, choosing the right elevation and working with the landscape in your composition.
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Yes. You’ll learn how to merge and process panoramas in Lightroom and Photoshop, deal with common stitching issues, and understand how the increased resolution of multi-image panoramas can be used to create larger prints.
Ready to create bigger, more detailed images?
Learn how to shoot and stitch multi-image panoramas with confidence - from creating sweeping landscapes for high-resolution prints and Milky Way arch images.
NZD $49 ($99)
Lifetime access · Self-paced learning · Learn from anywhere
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