Creating a Panorama with Panoramic Stitching

You can use panoramic-stitching to combine a series of side-by-side images. By combining multiple side-by-side images, you can create a new single image.

To Create a Panoramic Image:

  1. Select the images in the File List pane.

    2. Your selected images must have the same dimensions.

  2. Do one of the following:
    • Choose Process | Panorama...
    • Press Ctrl + Alt + P.
    • Right-click your selection and choose Process | Panorama... from the context menu.
    • Choose Process | Photomerge | Panorama... from the right side options.
    • Press Ctrl + Alt + M | Panorama... from the right side options.

    Once the Panorama preview image is generated, you can apply Auto-Crop or Remove Vignette:

    • Auto-Crop: Automatically crops the edges of the image to create a smooth rectangle

      • This may remove significant portions of the edges

    • Remove vignette from source images: Cleans up the seams between images by removing vignetting.
    • Use the arrow buttons to the right side to rotate your images clockwise or counterclockwise.
  3. Hit Merge to generate the panorama outputs.

 

More than one panorama image can be created at a time. To include the panorama in your output be sure to click the checkbox in the bottom right corner of the preview.

 

The maximum pixel dimensions for generated Panorama images is 16000 x 16000.

The Panorama command will ignore all masks, text layers, and adjustment layers.

Running Panoramic Stitching on large images will require a significant amount of memory.

There is a 50 image limit when performing Panoramic Stitching.

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