When I stitch multiple rows of panoramas in an “Image Stitching” project, I have difficulties getting a perfect stitch between the rows. How can I improve this?
As you have seen, stitching many rows of photos is a delicate task. To get the best results, we usually try to keep the optical center of the camera at the same location when doing a pan (rotating horizontally) or a tilt (rotating vertically). On a 32mm lens for example, the optical center is 32mm in front of the negative. The camera should rotate around the optical center. This is not a requirement, but it gives the best results, especially when shooting indoors. You can find some brackets in the industry that go between the tripod and the camera and will do just that. You can even use playing clay for children and do it yourself.
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