Through Lightroom I selected the six images and merged them together in Photoshop. Photoshop automatically puts them together and blends the lines together . Below is the merged image.
By cropping the image you get a nice panoramic shot.
Showing posts with label Photoshop 3. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photoshop 3. Show all posts
Friday, April 2, 2010
Panoramic Photomerge
In Photoshop you can create panoramic images by stitching several sequential images together. Here you can see six sequential shots that I took of the Kennedy Center along the Potomac.
Through Lightroom I selected the six images and merged them together in Photoshop. Photoshop automatically puts them together and blends the lines together . Below is the merged image.
By cropping the image you get a nice panoramic shot.
Through Lightroom I selected the six images and merged them together in Photoshop. Photoshop automatically puts them together and blends the lines together . Below is the merged image.By cropping the image you get a nice panoramic shot.
Monday, March 22, 2010
Photoshop 3 - HDR
Today we were introduced to HDR in our Photoshop 3 module. HDR, High Dynamic Range, is a process where you take 3 of the same shots at different exposures and merge them into a single shot. Although I didn't have any single shots at different exposures, I created a pseudo HDR image by making virtual copies of one image at different exposures in Lightroom and then I merged them into Photomatix, the HDR software we are using. Below is an example of HDR.
At exposure -2.00
At exposure +2.00
The HDR image.
At exposure -2.00
At exposure 0.00
At exposure +2.00
The HDR image.
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