Panorama effect

<p Author: Anonymous Source: In this tutorial we are going to create a panorama from a set of photos. This is a very basic tutorial, Work with Photoshop CS. ( In fact, I saw a tutorial on this very early. I thought about it today and translated it. After all, it will be useful to friends who have never studied before. Bring some fresh inspiration ) The final effect is as shown above Step 1 First you need a 360 degree panoramic photo. This is taken with a camera on a tripod, then rotate the camera a bit and take the next shot until your picture covers more than 360 degrees. Step 2 In this step, we will use Photoshop to create panoramas and merge photos. Go to File > Automate > Photomerge to open Photomerge. Step 3 When Photomerge opens, choose “Browse”, find your images in the folder and select them. Select the first image, hold SHIFT, and click on the last image. This selects all photos between the first and last photo. Hold down the CTRL key to deselect excess images and select only the images you need. Step 4 The photos will be sorted into a list,…

<p Author: Anonymous Source: In this tutorial we are going to create a panorama from a set of photos. This is a very basic tutorial, Work with Photoshop CS. ( In fact, I saw a tutorial on this very early. I thought about it today and translated it. After all, it will be useful to friends who have never studied before. Bring some fresh inspiration ) The final effect is as shown above Step 1 First you need a 360 degree panoramic photo. This is taken with a camera on a tripod, then rotate the camera a bit and take the next shot until your picture covers more than 360 degrees. Step 2 In this step, we will use Photoshop to create panoramas and merge photos. Go to File > Automate > Photomerge to open Photomerge. Step 3 When Photomerge opens, choose “Browse”, find your images in the folder and select them. Select the first image, hold SHIFT, and click on the last image. This selects all photos between the first and last photo. Hold down the CTRL key to deselect excess images and select only the images you need. Step 4 The photos will be sorted into a list,…

<p Author: Anonymous Source: In this tutorial we are going to create a panorama from a set of photos. This is a very basic tutorial, Work with Photoshop CS. ( In fact, I saw a tutorial on this very early. I thought about it today and translated it. After all, it will be useful to friends who have never studied before. Bring some fresh inspiration ) The final effect is as shown above Step 1 First you need a 360 degree panoramic photo. This is taken with a camera on a tripod, then rotate the camera a bit and take the next shot until your picture covers more than 360 degrees. Step 2 In this step, we will use Photoshop to create panoramas and merge photos. Go to File > Automate > Photomerge to open Photomerge. Step 3 When Photomerge opens, choose “Browse”, find your images in the folder and select them. Select the first image, hold SHIFT, and click on the last image. This selects all photos between the first and last photo. Hold down the CTRL key to deselect excess images and select only the images you need. Step 4 The photos will be sorted into a list,…

<p Author: Anonymous Source: In this tutorial we are going to create a panorama from a set of photos. This is a very basic tutorial, Work with Photoshop CS. ( In fact, I saw a tutorial on this very early. I thought about it today and translated it. After all, it will be useful to friends who have never studied before. Bring some fresh inspiration ) The final effect is as shown above Step 1 First you need a 360 degree panoramic photo. This is taken with a camera on a tripod, then rotate the camera a bit and take the next shot until your picture covers more than 360 degrees. Step 2 In this step, we will use Photoshop to create panoramas and merge photos. Go to File > Automate > Photomerge to open Photomerge. Step 3 When Photomerge opens, choose “Browse”, find your images in the folder and select them. Select the first image, hold SHIFT, and click on the last image. This selects all photos between the first and last photo. Hold down the CTRL key to deselect excess images and select only the images you need. Step 4 The photos will be sorted into a list,…