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Then go ahead and take your pano, and right after you shoot your last frame, hold up You’re out shooting, and you’re about to shoot a pano, before you shoot your first pano frame, hold your index finger up inįront of your lens and take a photo. This first thing isn’t technically a Photoshop thing, but if you do it, it sure will make working with panos easier. In fact, it’s so easy, there’s no reason not to be shooting panos every chance you get. That you only needed to do one simple thing (more on that in a moment), and they added a few extra features that make it produce
Then Adobe improved the Photomerge feature so vastly I used to have an entire segment in my live Photoshop seminars where I’d show you the seven things you needed to do with yourĬamera to shoot a pano that Photoshop would merge seamlessly together. Adobe Photoshop CS5 Book for Digital Photographers, The
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