Q: Rest a funnel in the mouth of a clean glass bottle, then pour the collected oil through the funnel and into the same bottle. Glass bottles are ideal, and tinted bottles are even better since the tint should help protect the oil from the harmful effects of strong light. If necessary, however, you may use a plastic container. Note that any bottle you use should be thoroughly cleaned with hot water and dish soap, rinsed well, and dried before you pour the oil inside. The olive oil is now finished and ready to use. Store the bottle in your pantry cupboard (or an equally cool, dark, and dry location) until you're ready to use the prepared oil. Homemade olive oil won't have the same shelf life as commercially prepared oil, so you should use it within 2 to 4 months for the best level of quality.
A: Pour the olive oil into a clean bottle. Store the oil in a cool, dry location.

Q: To shoot proper photos that can later be merged into a good panoramic picture, you will need a tripod. Find a good spot for your panorama, and set up your tripod and camera. Mind you, you don't have to use an expensive tripod; a regular cheap one will do the trick. When setting up the camera and tripod, make sure it is firmly grounded. Make sure you have enough space to rotate around where you are setting up. It is best that what you're shooting is not too close to youan outside venue would be best. Take your shots one by one while rotating the camera. It is important for your shots to overlap. Make sure all the photos are taken with the same settingsfocus, shutter speed, and aperture. If they're not, your panoramic picture will not be consistent. This is where it helps if you turn off the automatic shooting option and make your own settings. It would be best if you took multiple photos of the same shot in case one comes out blurry or defective. Check if your camera has a pre-programmed panorama mode. Use it if it does. The panorama mode shows you the last picture taken and the view through the camera lens, so you can easily align shots. The panorama mode also fixes camera settings so you don't have to worry about it. Once you've taken your photos, it's time to make the panoramic picture. If you have the newer version of Photoshop, or a similar program, then you will also have the Photomerge option. Continue to method 2 to learn how to use Photomerge if you have it. Go to method 3 if you don't have Photomerge to learn how to merge your photos manually.
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Set up your camera. Take the shots. Merge your photos.