Photo a Day

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I love to travel. This is a panoramic photo that I combined 2 photos into one in Photoshop. Most of the time we do not have a wide angle lens camera. Some of us might just have a point and shoot camera that does not have a the capability of a wide angle lens. So, what do you do? merge two, three or more photos! have fun next time you travel and get your pictures ready to show. Can you guess where is this? "IMIMA" rearange this puzzle and find out the place.

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Anonymous said…
Miami. Question: When working w/ RAW files can you create several exposures within the RAW converter and then stack those exposures in photoshop? If so how do you bring those stacked exposures through each other?
June 6, 2007 at 10:54 AM
fineartphotos4u.com said…
There a re many wyas to do this. One is thru the HDR feature or stack the layers and mask those parts of one layer that you want to keep. Do the same with the others. I hope it helps.
June 6, 2007 at 12:24 PM
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