Dennis is a professional photographer accomplished in commercial  and VR panoramic photography. Stores, home, outdoors every where is an opportunity to shoot a panoramic photo. Dennis has been shooting panos for 4 years and doing photography for the construction industry for the last 15 years. An accomplished and friendly speaker he will guide you through the complete process of shooting a Panorama.

  This workshop will expose amateur and professional photographers to the equipment and techniques used to create these stunning photographs. The type of pano we will focus on will be the 6 shot around. The equipment demonstrated will be a fisheye lens, digital camera, tripod, leveler and pano head. None of that equipment will be required to participate in the workshop; however you are encouraged to bring what you have.  No time will be devoted to personal camera settings, as the time in the workshop is important to all. (1 on 1 tutoring is available by contacting NorthBayPanos.com)  So please be familiar with the camera and equipment you choose to bring, and be prepared to learn interactive panoramic photography .
Space will be limited to 10 people for a 1 hour session. Please join me for an informative workshop.

Here is a workshop outline
A. What is an interactive pano?a
.  1 Single shot
   2 Multi-shot
   3 Cylinder
   4 Mosaics
   5 Giga-pixel
   6 Interactive or Virtual Reality Panos
B. Equipment for VR panoramic Photography
   1 Camera
   2 Tripod
   3 Ball Mount
   4 Leveler
   5 Panoramic Head
   6 Remote shutter release
   7 Wide angle lens
C. Parallax and the Pano Head
   1 No Parallax Point
   2 How to avoid parallax
   3  How do I use my panoramic head?
      a. left to right position
      b. fore to aft position
D. Shooting the Shot
   1 Shooting the pictures
   2 Bracketing
   3 Nadir
   4 Zenith
   5 How to Determine How Many stops I Need In 360 Degrees?
   6 Shoot the shot