Here is a Panoramic image made up from 22 separate images that you saw earlier on the contact print sheet. This can be done using Photoshop CS4 and choosing File/Automate, and then Photomerge. Next you choose how you want the images to be laid out, and which images to use. Providing that you have first of all taken the images correctly, your finished piece will work, but you must use a properly levelled tripod as I did here, you must focus by using either manual or infinity, and you need to overlap your images to allow Photoshop to find like pixels within the image to match to.Monday, 1 March 2010
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A Panoramic Image
Here is a Panoramic image made up from 22 separate images that you saw earlier on the contact print sheet. This can be done using Photoshop CS4 and choosing File/Automate, and then Photomerge. Next you choose how you want the images to be laid out, and which images to use. Providing that you have first of all taken the images correctly, your finished piece will work, but you must use a properly levelled tripod as I did here, you must focus by using either manual or infinity, and you need to overlap your images to allow Photoshop to find like pixels within the image to match to.
Here is a Panoramic image made up from 22 separate images that you saw earlier on the contact print sheet. This can be done using Photoshop CS4 and choosing File/Automate, and then Photomerge. Next you choose how you want the images to be laid out, and which images to use. Providing that you have first of all taken the images correctly, your finished piece will work, but you must use a properly levelled tripod as I did here, you must focus by using either manual or infinity, and you need to overlap your images to allow Photoshop to find like pixels within the image to match to.
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