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Creating a panoramic photo with Photoshop
From the course: Adobe Green-Screen Workflow
Creating a panoramic photo with Photoshop
- Now that you see some of the benefits of using panoramic images, let me show you how to create one using Adobe Photoshop. What I've given you here is a series of images, and as the camera pans, you can see how one image overlaps with the next. Shooting these, it's important that you have at least 25% overlap, but a 50% overlap will work even better. Now what you do is just launch Adobe Photoshop. And once you've launched Photoshop, just choose File > Automate > Photo Merge. This will bring up a new dialog, where you'll load the assets for the merge. Click the Browse button and navigate to the folder of images. In this case, I've got 24 shots from the panorama. And you'll notice that there's a good bit of overlap between each one. Photoshop prefers 50% overlap, but it can get by with as little as 25%. I have a full course available in the library about shooting panoramas if you'd like to learn more. Click the Open button to load the images. Once they're loaded, they'll put them in…
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