Hey Spencer...I can't say to do anything special honestly. The plane experience was the first time I had used the KM 360 in the field. I was really impressed with how it held sharpness and contrast and adapted exposure from hard shadows to backlight to direct sun. I'm taking basic steps with this camera right now, and I have found you want to put your principal subject squared up in the center viewing area of the lens. You have to be careful with the edges and where the stitching will occur. It likes strong light levels. If you have bright sunset light into one lens, and darkening skies behind for the other lens to handle, that exposure disparity might not play well. We're just at the beginning of all this, and I'm pretty excited to see where it might lead.