panoramic experiment 1
black and white montage market square Nottingham
This is my first attempt a creating a panaramic. i did this by taking images at the same level and of the same scene but then moving the camera along in a straight line so that each time there is about 30 % of the image person in the frame to overlap so that when i then put these together in Photoshop they then connected together with no white line or gaps. This i think turned out quite well for my first try and most of the images linked well together . i feel that i managed to leave enough space to over lap the images so they connected well .but when moving the camera to the side i have change the levels slightly so it has made the image on a slight slope and also made it difficult to connect the images evenly. when try this again i will work on keep the levels the same to create a straight even image. but over all im really pleased with my first . i have decided to have this in black and white because i love the shapes and tones that black and white images create and i will be be sing a lot of this over this project as it is my preferred style.
the single black and white images below show the original images that i took and then checked to black and white in camera raw before importing into Photoshop and put together a as a panoramic image.
editing process
editing process
- open a3 photoshop file landscape
- resize to long panoramic by x height by 6
- open another a3 blank document turn landscape use this to re size the images.
- insert image into resizing document
- edit / transform to scale
- drag to resized a3 panoramic file place
- repeat this
- then drag him so that it is in line with the first
- repeat this until all images are in line
- crop any white left on image
- merge all layers
- edit level to give the tones in the image the look you want.
then save image that is the process that i used to get my final image.
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