Creating Panoramas in Lightroom Classic

In this video, you'll discover how easy it is to use Photo Merge in Lightroom Classic to stitch together multiple photos to create a panorama in the DNG format that contains the quality and flexibility of a raw file.
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[@MartinSchlender]

Please please please bring the Panorama stitching to LR mobile for iPad. There are so many users begging for this to be able to stitch while traveling.
Thanks
Martin

[@boesartig]

This would be perfect. Pano and HDR merge are the only functions really missing in Lr mobile for me.

[@samelogio7441]

Another great and detailed description. Thank you very much.

[@stephensakai1081]

I wish Lightroom could see .PSB and .WEBP FILES. Thanks for everything.

[@misha4422]

I have had occasions where I needed to merge panoramas in Photoshop due to lens vignetting that LrC can’t fix. Otherwise LrC’s panorama merging is great. Also, HDR panorama merging in LcR is quite effective.

[@mikebaginy8731]

Thanks for the tutorial, Julieanne. I didn't know about batch stacking.

[@happysprollie]

I've never been all that interested in panoramas (due to a traumatic experience with a panoramic camera in the 1980s 😉) but this video makes me want to go out and give it a try.

[@alandyer910]

Thanks for the great series. For panos it would be great if for 360° panos there was a way to rotate them so you could determine which directions were at the centre vs the edges. LR seems to compose the pano somewhat arbitrarily and not always with the first image shot farthest to one edge.

[@marioorantes4549]

As always an excellent video!!!!

[@ivan_12345]

6:02 - so it works like a group Smart object? 😊

[@lesladbrook4508]

Excellent Julieanne 🙂