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Q. Panoramic shoots

Asked by Michael Schuier (K=4804) on 10/7/2005

I am starting to want to take large panoramic pictures. I use Adobe Photoshop CS. I am still having trouble splicing these pictures together. I set the shutter to the same time, ISO is always the same and I set to the same white balance. Is there another easy way to do Panoramic, or do I have to just spend time trying to find the right balance in PS? Thanks
Michael

David Hofmann (K=22223) - Comment Date 10/7/2005

Michael,

I tried all kids of panorama software. Right now my absolute favorite is "autostitch". It is 100% automatic, so the software just grabs the photos and creates a panorama without any input required from you.
The other big advantage is its extremely fast.

But best of all, its free!

autostitch.net

Chris Hunter (K=25634) - Comment Date 10/8/2005

Michael,

Here's a link to a pano image and down the comments is a link to a very good tutorial written previously on the photo forums.

http://www.usefilm.com/image/915257.html

The pano shot was constructed using the same process as described in the tutorial.

Chris

Michael Schuier (K=4804) - Comment Date 10/22/2005

Thank you. I have used it some and Loved the results. I am still trying to work out lighting, but Atleast its a first step. thank you for your help.
Michael

Don Loseke (K=32503) - Comment Date 10/23/2005

One thing don't use a polarizer as the skies will be difficult to splice.

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