I'm not sure if this is the right place? But anyway here's a tutorial how to make a panorama picture with Photoshop
The OS I use is Mac OS X 10.5 and Photoshop CS4, But this should be the same in other OS's or Photoshop versions.
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Panoramas are usually set up of multiple pictures, then stitched together.
Start off by taking one picture, f.x. the frame that will be to the far left of the panorama.
then move right to take picture of scenery that did not make it in previous picture.
IMPORTANT!: So photoshop can identify where to glue the pictures together you must have some of the scenery of the first picture on the second picture.
Example:
Now when you've taken all your pictures, you're ready to upload them to your pc and import to Photoshop.
These are the photos I'm going to use.
The more pictures you take for single panorama, the better.
Open Photoshop
Go to File > Automate > Photomerge
In the photomerge panel chose Auto in Layout and then Browse for your pictures, Click OK.
It can take a few minutes for Photoshop to combine the pictures, depending on how big the resolution is.
Here's the result:
Pretty good!
You can see in the Layers panel how the 4 pictures line up.
Then to flatten the image,
Layer > Merge Visible
Now the 4 pieces of pictures is one single picture.
As you saw in the panorama there are areas around the picture that are blank (transparent spots) and we next want to either remove them just by cropping the picture down so they wont be visible or the harder way of recreating the missing bits, I'm going to teach you the easy way
Select the Crop tool and make a selection in the picture that does not cover the missing bits, then press enter:
Now our image is ready, unless you want to adjust lighting, colors, make it black&white etc.
I personally always like to sharpen my images.
Filter > Sharpen > Sharpen
Final result:
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