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Manual Stitching

I’m impressed with the Photoshop CS3 Photomerge tool for stitching images (no, I haven’t tried PTGui) but sometimes it just doesn’t work out. I fell back on the manual method for this one and I’m much happier with the results - there’s a screenshot of the blending layers below the image - and don’t criticize my horrible layer naming practices!

Yachats


Yachats

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2 Responses to “Manual Stitching”

  1. Paulo Says:
    July 4th, 2007 at 4:32 am

    Hi. My name is Paulo. I’m from Brazil.
    I don’t speak english well. Sorry.
    Do you use the same technique in others photos?
    When you learn the technique?
    Thank you. I’m your fan. Your photos are my inspiration for my photos.
    Sorry my english. Bye

  2. Brian Says:
    July 4th, 2007 at 4:06 pm

    Hi Paulo,

    I have only used the manual stitching technique a few times because it can take a really long time. For most stitched photos I try to use Photoshop CS3 or some other stitching program like Hugin or PTGui.

    Brian

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