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	<title>Comments on: Hand held panorama tips photographing panoramas</title>
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		<title>By: Chacchet</title>
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		<description>I love to create panorama photos, but I have a problem about horizontal straight line : they arched like to be take with a fish-eye lens. How can I avoid this ?
Hello Chacchet,
It&#039;s hard to fully help you with your problem without knowing a little more about how you photograph and compile your panorama photographs. The only way to take away the fish-eye lens arch would be to take the first photo, then physically move the camera horizontally along the scenery, into position for the next shot and so on. For many photographers this isn&#039;t ideal, hence the arch appearing in the majority of panorama shots.
Kind Regards.
Tanya.
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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I love to create panorama photos, but I have a problem about horizontal straight line : they arched like to be take with a fish-eye lens. How can I avoid this ?<br />
Hello Chacchet,<br />
It&#8217;s hard to fully help you with your problem without knowing a little more about how you photograph and compile your panorama photographs. The only way to take away the fish-eye lens arch would be to take the first photo, then physically move the camera horizontally along the scenery, into position for the next shot and so on. For many photographers this isn&#8217;t ideal, hence the arch appearing in the majority of panorama shots.<br />
Kind Regards.<br />
Tanya.</p>
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