Do you know you can create panorama with Adobe Photoshop? We are not talking about the manual way but rather automatic. With the help of Adobe Bridge and Photoshop, creating a panoramic version of your photo can be done within seconds, all you need to do is select your photos to be stitch and let Photoshop do the rest. Fire up Adobe Bridge and Photoshop, full tutorial after jump.
Step 1
In Adobe Bridge, select the photos you want to combine. Hold Control (Windows) or Command (Mac) to select multiple photos.
Step 2
In Adobe Bridge, with the photos in selection, find yourself to Tools -> Photoshop -> Photomerge.
Step 3
Photomerge dialog box will prompt. Select the layout of your panorama (leave default if you have no idea). Click OK and Photoshop will start copying images one by one and do the necessary stitching.
Step 4
Finally, use Crop tool to remove the unwanted parts on the image.
This is a trick I learned couple of weeks ago in Adobe Master Tour KL, hope you find it useful.
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Posted by hongkiat in Photoshop Tutorials , at 07.19.08 |
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Comments
shylaz July 19th, 2008
Awesome, thanks!
Replychyan July 19th, 2008
thats quick..
Replynice tip..
Another July 20th, 2008
That trick is oooooooooold… The photomerge tool can be used without Adobe Bridge, it’s in File>Automate, and in the CS version it’s easily fix the errors in the align.
Replywongikbing July 20th, 2008
hi hongkiat, thnks for sharing the trick to do the panorama with Bridge..i like the ftature in Step 3 which allows us to select the “layout” of the output, let us choose the distortion that we liked!
view my panorama showcase —> wongikbing.multiply.com
ReplySangesh July 21st, 2008
I never knew photo shop could also do this photo stitching trick. This toll is quite helpful. I don’t have to rely on other software for photo stitching now.
Replyjen July 23rd, 2008
ahs. this trick is awesomeness from the adobe masters. :)
Replyvickn3s March 8th, 2009
Gosh, i didnt noe what is the purpose of adobe bridge ler..till i tried according to ur tutorial, now i noe…cool man,..thanks a lot
Replypdf-search-engine September 15th, 2009
I will find more pdf documents about that from http://www.pdfgoogle.com
ReplyJevin February 7th, 2010
Wow, that was quick and fun. My first time to use the Bridge too. hahahaha
Thanks so much. :)
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