Do you lock the exposure when you do your panoramas? Because when I'm trying to stitch my photos together, trying to blend the colors in with each other drives me crazy. When I was in Maine shooting a Panorama of Cadillac Mountain, it occurred to me that I could possibly make my life a lot easier if I would just lock the exposure. I should probably flip over to manual aperture and shutter speed too.
We'll see how my Cadillac Mountain one works out...someday. The last two that I tried doing in Photoshop I didn't have great luck with. Had to do a lot of shading and adjusting by hand. *grrr*
Awwwww...I'm glad she's back on the farm now. I hope she's feeling much better.
ReplyDeleteDo you lock the exposure when you do your panoramas? Because when I'm trying to stitch my photos together, trying to blend the colors in with each other drives me crazy. When I was in Maine shooting a Panorama of Cadillac Mountain, it occurred to me that I could possibly make my life a lot easier if I would just lock the exposure. I should probably flip over to manual aperture and shutter speed too.
ReplyDeleteI've done that, but not very often. I find that CS3 does a pretty good job of automatically blending them for me.
ReplyDeleteWe'll see how my Cadillac Mountain one works out...someday. The last two that I tried doing in Photoshop I didn't have great luck with. Had to do a lot of shading and adjusting by hand. *grrr*
ReplyDeletereally glad she is doing better! :(
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