PS Panoramic View Production

In the last time I went to France, I had posted a panorama of the Sky City "Saint Ray" in a very big way on a blog. Since I don't have a Sony NEX-5C camera with an automatic scanning panorama, this panorama is done with "multiple photos" + PS later splicing. However, and when I first took a panoramic picture must spend a lot of time seriously in Photoshop a little bit of stitching photos, this panorama of the actual production time is only 15 minutes.

At the time, though, I used a powerful Leica M9 camera, but the lens had only 35mm focal length. If you use this lens to shoot a single picture, the scope of the frame is actually the following-is it not very enjoyable?

So, in order to get the maximum pixel utilization, I shot the following 5 images in a vertical composition for later panorama material. Of course, considering that the network map is not very high on the pixel requirements, also consider the processing of pictures and upload convenience, so I first put these pictures resize to 800 pixel width. Please note that the following pictures can be dragged directly to the new window to view the larger image.

Below, start the actual operation of PS! First go to drink water ~ (be hit by everybody with Bricks to die)

2 easy to realize the production of panoramic view in PS

The first thing to say is that the method I use is from the Internet to school. Before the master has passed on the relevant knowledge, but it seems to know that there are not too many people, so I am here today jiehuaxianfo-we remember to be grateful to the original author of the Method!

In the first section, I dragged the previous 5 photos into the PS operation window.

Then, hold down the SHIFT key on the left, drag from the second photo to the first picture, and then close the picture except the first picture. So we got a picture with 5 layers.

Next. Press the SHIFT key again, and then select all the layers in the Layer menu--to become blue. Then it's an important step: Select the Auto aligns layer item on the Edit menu.

Okay, PS pops up a conversation window. Let's choose the first "automatic" project and then "OK"!

This time, it depends on your computer processing power is not strong enough! I've already limited the width of the single photo to 800 pixels, and just five photos probably won't make my P8600 cpu feel too much. So, 10 seconds later, we have a result. However, I have also tried a single piece transverse width of 2500 pixel stitching, but due to my lack of patience and distressed hard disk (cache with, Crazy flash Ah!) And after a few minutes of waiting to give up.

Well, you will be surprised to find that PS has been very perfect splicing these photos. And the computer will also be based on the elements of the screen automatically adjust the angle and size to achieve the perfect stitching effect. Of course, in the early filming I still want to remind you as much as possible to maintain the quality of filming to facilitate later splicing.

3 Make panorama in PS original is so simple!

So, now in the Mosaic screen, there are some because of the dark angle of the lens edge and the change of light and shade, how to deal with it? Simple, the same is in the Edit menu, select the following "automatic blending layer."

In the dialog box we naturally choose the default panorama, and remember to select the small tick in front of the seamless hue and color.

When, after a few seconds, such a picture is in the stitching and lighting is very perfect panorama! Look at the display in the right layer menu, and you can see what parts of each footage are applied to.

I don't need to talk about the rest of the work, right? First with the cutting tool to trim the screen, crop out a founder of the screen, then it is the flattening layer to do a variety of conventional adjustments and so on. Finally, I got a panoramic view of the following. OK, please be assured to click to see the big picture Bar! Read this article, you also have the impulse to go out and take a little panoramic picture back to see it? Note that I'm using the latest version of PS CS5, which in fact has this feature in earlier versions.

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