CS3 Panorama issue

I don't have an example to post right now because I'm at work but I'm having an issue with a panorama that I recently took. It's about 6 shots (portrait) looking out over the ocean and it was somewhat foggy out. My issue is that when CS3 does it's thing to make the panorama it puts it so that the horizon on the middle picture is up higher than the surrounding picture. Is there a way to fix this? If I try darkening that image before doing the merge do you think it might pick up on the horizon better?

First, try the different stitching modes and see if you get a better result. Then, you can try to manually stitch and blend the panoramic.

That's a start.

John

I got the same thing on a recent pano. The easiest way I know is to select the move tool, click on the part you want to reposition (which will select the correct layer) then use the up/down arrow keys to nudge the layer into position.

jrader wrote in post #8238118
First, try the different stitching modes and see if you get a better result. Then, you can try to manually stitch and blend the panoramic.

That's a start.

John

I tried each of the modes with no difference. Looks like I'll have to try to do this manually I guess.

Roach711 wrote in post #8238992
I got the same thing on a recent pano. The easiest way I know is to select the move tool, click on the part you want to reposition (which will select the correct layer) then use the up/down arrow keys to nudge the layer into position.

When I tried that it left a big white area on the image from where I moved it.

Hi watch this from the photoshop guys, it should help with any queries on the panorama issue:

http://www.photoshopus​ertv.com …episode-191-june-22-2009/

if the link does not work you need to go to: photoshop user tv episode 191