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Nov 02, 2008 18:16 |  #1

can you stitch together a panorama in cs4? how do you do it?


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Nov 02, 2008 19:34 |  #2

Don't know if the menu changed in CS4 but in CS3 it is FILE > AUTOMATE > PHOTOMERGE.


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Nov 02, 2008 22:04 |  #3

great. thanks


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Nov 02, 2008 22:44 |  #4

Check these two tutorials, might offer you some ideas.
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Sep 24, 2010 20:55 as a reply to  @ cfcRebel's post |  #5

Hi everyone...been googling & searching but maybe i dont really know how to put the question fwd.

I can stitch 2,3 or what ever photos well in CS5 however what if i wish to take 4 photos in a square pattern ?

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Would you stitch 1 & 2 side by side followed by 3 & 4 side by side ...& then stitch the top pano to the bottom pano ? Does that work ?

Im away from my gear today but and heading o/s tomorrow & thought i may try it for a sort of 'square' pano.


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Sep 25, 2010 02:01 as a reply to  @ bubba zanetti's post |  #6

As long as there is enough overlap it should work all at once.




  
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Sep 25, 2010 08:47 as a reply to  @ Merlin_AZ's post |  #7

It doesn't matter what "order" the image pattern...I took 14 images, handheld, some in landscape orientation and others in portrait orientation. I've done it in CS4 and do it now in CS5.

I'm a believer in converting that high quality long lens into a superior WA lens simply by using Photomerge. It has the advantage of making enormous size images without the need for high MP camera bodies.


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Sep 25, 2010 09:01 |  #8

You can take 3 or 4 up and down and across (4x4 or as many as you like) and the software has no problem stitching them. Just make sure there is some overlap...


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Sep 25, 2010 14:38 as a reply to  @ Edsport's post |  #9

Thank you all for your answers. I will def ...im still relatively new to pano's but will def try it. Tks again.


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