By problem with elevation I mean the fact Im shooting by viewfinder marks, so Im sure about that images are overlapping, but only in each row. Between rows it is a problem because how elevation is lower (nearer to water level) Picture count in row is
greater.
Since I have 250 pictures for the row on water level, for structured panorama I need 250 images per each row Im shooting, so If Im shooting the sky above me, I need 250 pictures of the same piece of sky (rotated). And that is impossible to do with a viewfinder
method.
Possible answer is to buy robohead, or head with printed angles so I can shoot the same number of images per each row...
But in structured panorama mode, I can set the overlapping by percentage - and that percentage is variable in each row. it will be lets say 50% in waterlevel elevation and 100% on the sky above me...