To fully execute a high-quality rest after a trip, you must definitely save a panoramic photo of the area.
You don’t need to chase after special cameras, wide-angle lenses, and other accessories. The main thing is to have a more or less decent camera, a stable tripod, and, of course, Adobe Photoshop. How to shoot a panorama is covered in a separate tutorial, but in this one, we’ll pursue to combine the photos into a single shot.
Let’s hear. First, gather all the photos you need to merge into a panoramic image into a separate folder.
Go to the Photoshop menu File-Automate-PhotomergeFile-Automate-Photomerge.
Next, select the automatic panorama creation mode - <wild>Layout - Auto</wild>Layout-Auto, and choose our folder with photos using the <wild>Browse</wild>Browse button. Click OK and wait for the files to process.
Now we need to merge the images together. To do this, go to the menu <wild>Layer-Merge Visible</wild>Layer-Merge Visible.
Here’s what we got:
Now remove unnecessary details by selecting the CropCropping tool and trimming the image.
Ignore the image contrast - Image-Adjustments-Brightness/ContrastImage-Adjustments-Brightness/Contrast - and execute the result.
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