This was after it rained off and on all day. I took eight photos to make a panoramic scene, but I can't find a way to stitch them together. I poked around in iPhoto, Photoshop, tried CleVR and looked at Picasa, to no avail. Any suggestions??
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I work with Aperture, but I've just started recently on my mac and so I'm of no help to you whatsoever in making this a multi-shot panoramic.
I tried CleVR but he picture did not come out right. After trying the tutorial A Daring Adventure suggested without good results, I think the problem is that I didn't overlap the edges of the picture, so there is nothing for the software to use to blend the photos. I think I will try just lining them up together or something in PhotoShop. Which would involve learning how to even do that in PhotoShop. Ah.
This was after it rained off and on all day. I took eight photos to make a panoramic scene, but I can't find a way to stitch them together. I poked around in iPhoto, Photoshop, tried CleVR and looked at Picasa, to no avail. Any suggestions??
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I work with Aperture, but I've just started recently on my mac and so I'm of no help to you whatsoever in making this a multi-shot panoramic.
I know it can be done in Photoshop.
Maybe something like this?
http://digital-photography-school.com/creating-a-panorama-with-photoshop-and-photomerge
I do not have Photoshop and have not merged different panoramic shots, sorry, but -
I wanted to stop and comment and tell you that the photo is BEAUTIFUL. I love the colors. So gorgeous!
Blessings to you as you await your new little one. :)
Thank you! And thanks for the advice, I'm going to try it when my husband gets off the other computer :)
Another thing you might try is the online site CleVR (www.clevr.com). It's a free online service; seems to work pretty well.
I tried CleVR but he picture did not come out right. After trying the tutorial A Daring Adventure suggested without good results, I think the problem is that I didn't overlap the edges of the picture, so there is nothing for the software to use to blend the photos. I think I will try just lining them up together or something in PhotoShop. Which would involve learning how to even do that in PhotoShop. Ah.
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