Panorama photo's

[P_Zero_Rosso]

I've created this merge today:

Question: how do I clean the stitch lines in PS? I've tried some cloning but it only made worse.

Please post your examples of panorama photography in this thread.

[P_Zero_Rosso]

Here's another one that worked out better

Grand Canyon NP

[dutchmasterflex]

I have a much bigger version of this somewhere..

To clean up the stitching lines I match colors by changing the exposures/brightness/contrast for each photo segment..

There are also some programs that will do this for your automatically.

[TopGearNL]

WOW great pics guys! :shock:

Want to try that myself soon!

[abbor]

There's a program called autostitch....

http://www.cs.ubc.ca/~mbrown/autostitch/autostitch.html

There's probably more of them also

[dutchmasterflex]

There are a bunch of programs that do it automatically.. but you wont get the same results as if you did it manually in photo shop..

[TopGearNL]

http://www.teamphotoshop.com/article...17,8,148a.html

[alanw89]

was out a walk today and thought i would try out a panorama.

this ones made up of 12 pictures and is almost 180 degree view. stitched together with photostitch which came with my camera.



It turned out better than i thought it would but i had to crop quite a bit of the top and bottom as there were big missing sections (think it was because i didnt have a tripod). Definitely going to have another try and take the pictures as portraits instead of landscape to give more height.

Comments welcome.

[dutchmasterflex]

Nice one Alan, definitely stitched together really well. Try bumping up the saturation and contrast to make the colors pop a little better.

[TopGearNL]

Yeah very nice pic Alan!

[ZondaC12]

Autopano pro is a very good program for panoramas!! A bit hard tu use, but works very well

One I did a long time ago with it

[TopGearNL]

Beautiful pic Zonda! :shock:

Ill have a look into that program