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Photoshop  Home Photoshop Photo Editing Creating a Panoramic Photo using the Photomerge Tool
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Creating a Panoramic Photo using the Photomerge Tool

Author: Photoshopforall.com More by this author

Added: May 28, 2008 Rating:  Average Rating: 3.2 Votes: 5 Position: 6264 of 12711Average Rating: 3.2 Votes: 5 Position: 6264 of 12711Average Rating: 3.2 Votes: 5 Position: 6264 of 12711Average Rating: 3.2 Votes: 5 Position: 6264 of 12711Average Rating: 3.2 Votes: 5 Position: 6264 of 12711 Level: Beginner Software:  Photoshop

First off all you have to take 3 pictures using your digital camera and having selected the panoramic photo function.Open the using photoshop.

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Go to File>Automate>Photomerge.

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Open all your photos using this photos.

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You have obtain this.

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Now using the Rectangular Marquee tool try to make it look like this.

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Now let's try to delete these marks. Select the Clone Stamp tool.

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Try to select this area and press Alt key.

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It will disappear a little bit.

Creating a Panoramic Photo using the Photomerge Tool Tutorial: Final Result (Click to enlarge)
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