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Panorama/photoshop help (+k)

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bo0b
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Hey guys, so I'm trying to do a Brenizer in Photoshop, and every time I stitch it it ends up looking like this:
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I've tried resizing, deleting unneeded photos, and I can't figure it out. There's probably a simple solution but I'm new to photoshop and don't really know my way around it yet. Any help is appreciated, thanks!
Dec 10 2012 8:37PM
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TijmenDal
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What do you use to stitch your pictures together?

You might want to PTGui, that's what I use for my pano's.
Dec 10 2012 9:24PM
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.qzyxya
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Is there any good software for doing panoramic sequences? Like merging them together as a panorama but then having the skier in different positions. Photoshops automate function puts them really far apart and discards a lot of the frames, so you only have like 3 shots of the skier and a panorama when you inputted 10 different shots.
Dec 10 2012 9:42PM
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bo0b
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Right now I'm using Photoshop CS6, and the Brenizers I do are about 50/50, some work some don't, but I'm gonna try PTGui Pro, thanks a lot, already had you at 10 haha.
Dec 10 2012 9:52PM
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Rob.
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I've used Hugin successfully before. It apparently is less stable, but is free (open-sourced). The demo of PTGui inserts watermarks. (Hugin on Wikipedia).

I honestly haven't tried PTGui for a few years, and have tried Hugin more recently. It was a very manual process in matching the photos, but the best results are always done manually. Worked great for helping me keep horizons straight, when Photoshop made horizons not-quite perfectly straight. (I made the mistake of not having enough overlap in the photos).

It's one more option to consider.
Dec 10 2012 11:02PM
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