Stitching of panoramas can be a tricky and confusing, but it does not have to be. You may have seen my previous post titled, Basic Stitched Panorama Guidelines which outlined the steps needed to capture images ready for stitching. In this screencast I show you, step by step how to stitch those images together using Adobe Lightroom as well as Bridge/Photoshop.
Stitching Together Your Panoramas using Lightroom and Bridge/Photoshop
January 19, 2010
This post was written by:
Hal Schmitt - who has written 7 posts on The Digital Photo Experience.
Hal "Bull" Schmitt is a former FA-18 pilot and two-time TOPGUN (Navy Fighter Weapons School) instructor. He is the Director and Lead Instructor of Light Photographic Workshops. Hal's courses and photo tours are recognized worldwide as the "Best of the Best." Follow Hal and Light at http://www.twitter.com/Lightworkshops
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January 28th, 2010 at 6:02 pm
Hal – excellent tutorial! I use Lighroom 2.6, PTGUI, and Photoshop CS3, and I learned many handy management tips for managing my panorama images. Thank you!
Linda McRae