The EASIEST Way to Correct Panorama Stitch in Photoshop
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- Опубликовано: 10 июл 2024
- This is my favorite trick to correct a drone vertical panorama stitch. The easiest way to fix distortion is using a powerful tool called Perspective Warp in Photoshop that makes the fixing process a child's play. I adopt this powerful workflow for all the drone images I shot with the DJI Mavic Pro 2!
CHAPTERS
▶ 00:00 - What's the issue we want to solve in drone photography vertical panoramas
▶ 00:38 - How to stitch a sequence of images using Lightroom
▶ 06:13 - Best Photoshop tool to fix the perspective distortion of a panorama shot
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My name's Andrea Livieri and I'm a Fujifilm shooter, and on this channel, I teach landscape photography, photo editing with Lightroom, Capture One Pro, and Photoshop. I love creating Fujifilm camera reviews, photography tutorials, and sharing photography pro tips. I also lead photography courses, photo tours & workshops to teach other photographers my method and help them to bring out their own vision.
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Great to get a new video from you, very useful tips! Take care!
Hey Guy, how's things? Really glad you found the video useful, thanks so much! Ciao :)
thanks for the demo - not something I've ever looked at before.
I shoot most of my panos on a levelled tripod and with a nodal rail these days, but this was useful all the same :-)
Thanks for the comment and glad you found the video interesting 😃 ciao
Andrea, thanks for the great video. Beautiful shot and masterful post processing
Hey Surf, thank you very much 😃🍷 Ciao
wow, really cool technique and beautiful Tre Cime shot :) thanks for sharing. I have noticed that you are using TK8 panel, do you please plan any review of it? I'm deciding between it and thepropanel, not sure how to choose correctly :) thanks
Hi Tomas, first of all, thanks for the comment, glad you found the video interesting. Correct, that's the TK panel version 8, and I've been using it since version 1. I love it and it's my favorite one ever. Another wonderful panel is Lumenzia, with more minimalistic interface, but equally very powerful. I'm not sure about making a video review on luminosity mask panels, but I have definitely some cool stuff about luminosity masks to put on the channel soon :)
@@AndreaLivieriPhoto perfect, grazie mille :)
@@tomasmikeska Happy to help :) Ciao
Andrea, thanks for the tutorial. I have been shooting panoramas and using the warp function. I have found that my panoramas have a lower image quality than the original images. I'm not sure if that is due to the warp function which stretches and squeezes the different areas of the image. When I import one of the individual photos as a new layer to repair errors in the pano, I have found that the individual photo is much sharper when I zoom in. Have you found this to be true? I'm curious if you compared your pano using the perspective warp with the individual photos whether you would discover the same thing. I have not seen anybody address this in any of the panorama tutorials. I'm curious if this is an issue with Photoshop or if it is a user problem (me). Curious about your or anyone else's thoughts. The purpose of making a panorama in the first place is to try to get megapixel sharp images when enlarged.
Hi, thanks so much for the comment. Glad you found the video useful. Sometimes you might find your stitched panorama a little bit soft in some areas due to the image warping. This may happen when you stitch multiple wide-angle shots rather than mid/tele-shots.
It can be helpful to add a gentle extra sharpening layer in photoshop locally, just on the softer areas. I wouldn't suggest applying it globally to avoid unnecessary oversharpening.
@@AndreaLivieriPhoto Grazie!
Figurati! Ciao
Kind of annoying when you see Photoshop but the workflow is through Lightroom, appreciated anyways
Hi Paul, glad you enjoyed the video. The video is more about panorama distortion correction in Photoshop rather than pano-stitching, so I kept the focus on that. Thanks so much for commenting, much appreciated! :) Ciao