Today I will describe to you a few steps through which I make panoramas in Photoshop. So, I take photos in a vertical format and I do it in a way that I take about 30% of the previous frame for the next photo. Of course, it is important to take a good position. This panorama of mine today would be even better if I managed to get to the end of the other (right) side of the lake, but then that would be a lot of photos and then the panorama would not be good. I always take 8 or nine photos, as the frame overlaps. I download the photos into Photoshop, process them and set the size of the larger page to 1028 pixels. Then I go to Automate-Photomerge, drag the photos and let Photoshop arrange them into the panorama. And that's it, nothing complicated. Let's go see them, but first
I took the photos with a Nikon D750, 50mm lens, f/1.8, manual mode, RAW format required, variable ISO and shutter speed. Processing in Photoshop Action-Black&White3
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