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How to Make Panorama with Photoshop

In this tutorial, you will learn how to create such an image using Adobe Photoshop. Don't forget to check out our site http://howtech.tv/ for more free how-to videos!    / ithowtovids   - our feed   / howtechtv   - join us on facebook https://plus.google.com/1034403827176... - our group in Google+ Panoramic images have a dramatic impact that ordinary photos do not. They make the viewer feel as though they are actually in the scene, rather than just viewing it. It is very easy to make panorama in Photoshop by using multiple images. This can be done easily through the "Photomerge" command. This command has the ability to stitch photos together in just few clicks and hence create a panorama image. Step # 1 -- Load an Image We will start this tutorial by launching Adobe Photoshop. Then open all the images which you want to use to create a panorama. Go to "files" option at the top toolbar and select "open" from the menu. Open them sequentially, starting with the leftmost one first. Step # 2 -- Go to Photomerge option Once all the images are opened then again go to the "file" menu. When it opens, select the "Automate" option from the list and then click on "photomerge" when the new list appears. Step # 3 -- Add the files When the photomerge dialog box appears, click on the "Add open files" button. It will automatically load the images which are opened to make a panorama in Photoshop. If the file names are out of order then we need to arrange them accordingly, starting with the left most at the top. Step # 4 -- Merge the files Now click "ok" and Photoshop automatically analyzes and blends the photos. The program will automatically select the images one by one and attempt to merge them into one panoramic photo. Step # 5 -- Crop out the area When the panorama is created, its edges are not in a regular shape. To give the panorama a regular shape, we will select the "crop tool" and crop out the image. Your image is now ready.