There are cases where a single photo is not sufficient to depict the whole scenario of interest. And that's why someone invented the panorama :-)! Photoshop is not difficult to create and allows you to get excellent results with ease.
Guide to implementation
Here's how to quickly create a panorama of great effect:
1) Take photos needed! Place the camera on a tripod, choose one end of the final image you want to achieve, and take the first picture.
2) stand at full blast : At this point turn the tripod so as to frame the adjacent portion of the image, and take the second picture, being careful to keep within the second portion of a photo image at least one third of that shown in the first. Continue in this manner to cover the whole scenario of interest
3) Go Photoshop : Now comes the interesting part, we give life to our view! For composing panoramic images using Photoshop the properties of an extension called Bridge. Open Adobe Bridge and select the photos you want to use for the final image. Go to Tools - Photoshop, select Photomerge , and you're done! Photoshop Import images from Bridge, identifies the control points to merge multiple images and you return your landscape
2) stand at full blast : At this point turn the tripod so as to frame the adjacent portion of the image, and take the second picture, being careful to keep within the second portion of a photo image at least one third of that shown in the first. Continue in this manner to cover the whole scenario of interest
3) Go Photoshop : Now comes the interesting part, we give life to our view! For composing panoramic images using Photoshop the properties of an extension called Bridge. Open Adobe Bridge and select the photos you want to use for the final image. Go to Tools - Photoshop, select Photomerge , and you're done! Photoshop Import images from Bridge, identifies the control points to merge multiple images and you return your landscape
Here is the first panoramic image in Photoshop obtained by merger of seven shots singles
As you can see the edges appear irregular, because of different angles of each image. To get a smooth edge and clean, therefore it is necessary to clip the scene to remove all parts jagged. And here's the final scene: Click image to enlarge:
TIPS :
1) Take vertical : To extend the area of \u200b\u200bthe landscape is convenient to make each shot using the camera in vertical position, thus avoiding the unpleasant effect of obtaining a view is too narrow and long.
2) Optimize landscape: as many photos can be associated with different control parameters of the machine, which can occur after installation of the landscape areas adjacent to each displayed different, both in terms of contrast and color. E 'should be eliminated by these defects with the PS processing landscape is already installed. The details and procedures to address these problems will be described in a future tutorial.
3) Eye distortion: a view obtained by merging images that cover a very wide field of view may be a distortion effect is particularly evident in correspondence of the straight elements such as roads, bridges, buildings, or the same horizon.
losing the parallelism of these elements appear curved segments and produce a display effect very distinctive, attractive to some, too contrived and artificial in others. You can decide whether or accentuate this effect deliberately restricted to areas less extensive in order to preserve the naturalness of the shot, the choice is yours! :-)
losing the parallelism of these elements appear curved segments and produce a display effect very distinctive, attractive to some, too contrived and artificial in others. You can decide whether or accentuate this effect deliberately restricted to areas less extensive in order to preserve the naturalness of the shot, the choice is yours! :-)
Other examples to view: Click to enlarge
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