A panorama can be created when there is a series of images captured in the same horizontal plane. It can be quite difficult to merge several photos into one. Simplify processing of panoramas with Adobe Photoshop.
Necessary
- - PC;
- - Adobe Photoshop.
Instructions
Step 1
There are several ways to combine several images into one panorama. All of the recipes listed will work starting with the CS3 version. First, prepare all the images for processing. Photos must be converted to.
Step 2
Open Adobe Photoshop on your PC. Go to the File / File menu, find the menu item Automation / Automate and "Photomontage" / Fhotomate. Then open the prepared snapshots: click "Browse" and select the required files by selecting them with the mouse in the dialog box. The Auto dialog box allows you to select and apply a wide variety of settings. Use, for example, Fhotoshop's Interactive Layout command.
Step 3
Select it by checking the box on the first line of the function window. To see what all open photos will look like, use the Reposition Only option. If you want to look at the images in perspective, select the Perspective option. The selection tool allows you to select and move the photo.
Step 4
Try the move view tool, then zoom and rotate. The vanisinhing point tool also comes in handy. Use it if transparent pixels become visible after working with images. The easiest way to merge all photos into a panorama is to use the Move Only tool.
Step 5
You can take a panoramic shot without using automatic mode. Open the snapshots to be taken in normal mode: File> Open As. Calculate the total length of the files using the Ruler function. Next, using the obtained parameters, create a new file: file> create> new. Keep the rest of the parameters by default.
Step 6
Drag and drop photos into this file, placing them in a row. Stretch them on top of each other, smoothing the joints. Use the "Transparency level" slider, erase the overly visible edges of the seams with a soft eraser. If necessary, use the tools "Sponge", "Burn", "Dodge".
