424 Assembling an interior, vertical panorama

- Hey gang, this is Deke McClelland.…Welcome to Deke's Techniques.…This week, we're gonna create a panorama…inside Photoshop.…But not the standard horizontal kind…rather a vertical panorama of the interior…of one of the largest gothic cathedrals…in all of northern Europe, specifically the York Minster…in England and we're gonna start with this shot…of the choir floor beneath the King's screen…and we're gonna work our way all the way up…to the volted ceiling and the result is going to be this…delightfully distorted panorama right here.…

It's downright Escheresque, don't you think?…Here let me show you exactly how it works.…Alright, here's that crazy distorted view…of the York Minster interior…created as a vertical panorama inside Photoshop.…To see how we did it, I need to go ahead…and switch over the Bridge, which you can do…by going up to the File menu and choosing Browse in Bridge.…I've gone ahead and navigated to my RAW images folder…where I have a bunch of RAW photographs…that I've converted to DNG files.…You don't have to work that way.…