Capture One 22 - Pano Stitch Multiple Rows of Images
Capture One 22 - Pano Stitching Multi-Row Image Sequences
In this unnarrated (silent/no vocals) video I demonstrate end-to-end stitching two rows images together into a single panoramic frame. The source files are 47 megapixel lossless compressed Nikon Z 7 NEF raw files.
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