On this video Colin Smith from PhotoshopCAFE shows how to create a panoramic image in Adobe Photoshop.
Smith starts with several images and imports them from Adobe Bridge into Camera RAW in Photoshop. He selects all of them and right click and choose marge to panorama. You can try different projections but spherical usually does a good job. He choose auto-crop and merges it together.
Now we look at a new feature that was just recent introduced into Photoshop CC called guided adjustment in the upright transform inside Camera RAW which can help us fix distortion (for example building which are not straight.
This is not the first time that we are looking at editing or shooting panoramas here on LensVid – you can also check out “How to Create a Panorama in Lightroom 6 / CC” with photographer Anthony Morganti, “How to Quickly Create Panoramas in Photoshop and Lightroom” with graphics expert Howard Pinsky, “How to Shoot and Edit Panoramas” with Aaron Nace, “How to Create Panoramas Using Photoshop” by Photoshop’s senior product manager Bryan O’Neil Hughes and “Shooting and Stitching Together Panoramas in Photoshop” with photographer Gavin Hoey and even Smith’s own “Make a Panorama in Lightroom Using Boundary Warp“.
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