So it's File-> Automate -> Photomerge. Done. Easy Self Explanatory. Thanks. Cheers.

PANORAMAS! Loved the intro to this and your energy!

Awesome video man! You explained it very well. Easy to follow tutorial. Your great!

Amazing tutorial! You explained me perfectly how this process works! Keep it up, man. Thumbs up

@clearlyed

7 жыл бұрын

thanks so much and i;m happy you learned how to great panoramas in photoshop CC

Simply Great!

Brilliant!

Thank you

this is very practiced presentation, with only one glitch. for most users, there is an issue at every point in the process, this doesnt give any insights on how to fix common problems, other than to have pefect base images (which I agree is handy)

thankyou...

same as always 1 quick , useful and fun . thanks a lot !

@clearlyed

5 жыл бұрын

Happy it was helpful.

Thank you!!

@clearlyed

7 жыл бұрын

my pleasure. happy you enjoyed learning how to create panoramas in photoshop tutorial.

thanks ed

LOVE the result at the end! The editing was very creative and makes the picture look awesome. I agree, and I would have done Content-Aware, to get the most out of the photos, but this still is an amazing result. Keep up the great work, Ed!

@clearlyed

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much. i am happy you enjoyed this photoshop panorama merge tutorial. i love using this technique and as you say the panorama content aware feature is simply amazing to fill in the gaps. Happy photoshopping and thank you for your support.

The best panorama creating video I've seen ;)

very useful information

Great, thanks!

@clearlyed

7 жыл бұрын

My pleasure. Happy you enjoyed learneing how to make photoshop panoramas.

that came out sick

@clearlyed

8 жыл бұрын

I absolutely love this panorama. In fact I have a version that I printed 4ft wide in my studio. it looks stunning I think. Happy you enjoyed my photoshop panorama tutorial video. Happy photoshopping.

Ed great tutorial as allways just love the before and after Panorama 🏔

@clearlyed

8 жыл бұрын

super happy you are enjoying my photoshop tutorials. I also love the final panorama. happy you enjoyed this photoshop panorama video tutorial.

Just thumbs-up 👍 nothing to add more. Well done by PIC ;)

@clearlyed

8 жыл бұрын

thank you so much for your support it really does mean a lot. Happy you enjoyed my adobe photoshop panorama tutorial. happy editing.

Unreal final photo. Great tutorial. Keep it up

@clearlyed

8 жыл бұрын

Thats so much. i am happy you liked the end result of my photoshop panorama tutorial. Happy photoshopping.

First time I ever comment, this is amazing, guy!

Great, very informative video! I have had to watch it a couple of times, (pausing and going back, then making adjustments in PS) (69 and still learning!) but have managed to stitch a couple of pano's taken from a Yuneec CG03 Pro camera and created one from 4 images taken in Scotland using my DSLR, during a recent trip - but not taken with a view to creating a pano pic. I am subscribing!

dude, you're awesome.

@clearlyed

5 жыл бұрын

Thank man.

Thanks! This video didn't actually help since I didn't know to overlap my pictures when taking them....BUT with all your other great tutorials, I was able to manually align, layer blend, and use content-aware fill to turn into a fantastic 16x9 "panorama"!

@josenadesan

5 жыл бұрын

please provide link...

@BreyonnaMorgan18

4 жыл бұрын

Yo. I gotta do what now?

thank you for the tutorial! really nice panorama, although I think it was too much red. Keep it up :)

@clearlyed

8 жыл бұрын

I am happy you enjoyed my Photoshop panorama video tutorial. I can see what you mean about the red, I would usually spend a lot longer on a photoshop panorama but didn't want my views to get bored. Hehehehe

Thank you for another wonderful video! You explain everything so well, easy to understand! I really appreciate that. I just attempted this with 2 of my photos. Photo 1 should be on the left, photo 2 on the right. PS ordered them 2 on the left, 1 on the right. Received a message saying: "Some images could not be automatically aligned. A fill area could not be created.", is there a way to get around that? They are scanned images from slides (taken in 1979 with a Pentax ME), in case that is helpful information. Thanks Ed!!

@clearlyed

7 жыл бұрын

Happy you enjoyed my photoshop panorama tutorial. It sounds to me like there is no overlap in the original images. Photoshop analyzes the images and looks for where they are similar in contrast and color to find joins. firstly make sure theat there is actually an overlap. them make sure that the color is the same in both when you scanned and finally try changing the file name so the one on the left has a lover 'number' this will help photoshop to arrange them. Making pandas in photoshop relies on a lot of power and computer analysis and if it can't find a like it will just place then next to each other. I hope this helps.

@lindabruno2532

7 жыл бұрын

Understood, thanks!

Hi, I've seen a few of the panorama tutes. They tell how to get rid of the distortion. But how can you easily fix up a horizon line thats not in line/connecting/one up one down/jagged?

OK, you convinced me. Subscribe!

Love your videos sir. Please do a "How to create a photoshop 360" video.

@clearlyed

7 жыл бұрын

I am literally in the KZread space this week discussing doing this so i am going to try to do this soon.

keep up the good work , but red is liitle high in pic

hey... just a Q, is it better to edit photos before stiching them... or I can edit the photo after stiching them?

Not working for me... Photoshop POP Up: "Some images could not be automatically aligned. A fill area could not be created." Please advise

RAW or Jpeg which one is better. for sure RAW is a longer time ????

Hi Ed, can you pls help me. I need explain why when I edited my photo from RAW file in Lightroom is resulted size littler than I edited the same photo in Camera RAW. Export setting are same. I export to JPG. Thanks for answer :).

@clearlyed

8 жыл бұрын

This may have something to do with the way that Lightroom works. The data is stored in a separate Lightroom reference file so when it is exported it is only looking at the reference to create the edits. In Adobe Camera RAW the settings are saved into the file itself which may result in larger files. That being said I am definitely surprised as i would expect the exported files to be almost identical in size. Maybe lightroom has a better export processor. I hope this photoshop panorama tutorial helped too.

@honzapavelka7896

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks for answer, I am surprised too. All your toturials helped me - I watch them most :). Your access is awesome and I hope you will continue with next and next toturials.

is it PS cc 2020?

Привет. не мог бы ты снять урок с необычными эффектами в фотошопе . ?

@clearlyed

8 жыл бұрын

I am not sure what you mean by remove the photoshop video? this was a Photoshop panorama tutorial and I hope you were able to enjoy it.

How do you ensure your file is saved as a panarama ready file?

mountains looks like theyre on Mars

argh, when I click automate - photo merge, and then select my images, it only opens one image. Can't figure out why :/

how to export?

can you tip me for indoor/office paranorma and HDR ...

@clearlyed

8 жыл бұрын

That is going to be difficult because of the distortion with such a small space. You will be better off using a wide angle lens for this situation. it can be done but you ar going to need a lot of distortion control on it. I hope this helps with you photoshop panoramas.

hi, maybe you could do a video about "bokeh panorama / brenizer effect"? :)

@clearlyed

8 жыл бұрын

Ii will great one of these in the future for sure. This type of photoshop panorama works in the exact same way. the only difference is the way you take the photos. Just a else with a very large aperture (low f stop) and sett the focus to manual. now shoot a number of photos. then when you stick them to a panorama you will get a huge image yet a very shallow depth of field. i love this technique.

@tobifzzle

8 жыл бұрын

thank you : )

This list Browse did not show me how to behave, please help(

Great Video, but too much coffee. lol

not working with 29 photos. please help

@clearlyed

7 жыл бұрын

Making photoshop panoramas requires a fair amount of computing power as well as well organized photos. you need to make sure the images fit together well, the exposure was somewhat accurate and the images are overlapping enough. if you got the photography part wrong it won't work. You can try and number the files in order which will help photoshop to place them in the correct place.

@michaelcirlos150

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you!!

@jacobs-engans8083

7 жыл бұрын

Hi mate, how are you? Great video, very informative but it doesn't really work out for me. Since you say in your title HUGE panorama I clicked on it. Because I shot a panorama that contains 144 shots with a 50mm lense. The panorama contains the milkyway, mountains, aurora australis and a small city underneath. Pretty cool and sharp shot. But I can't manage to complete the panorama. The shots definitely overlap! Let's have a chat about this one maybe?

@forhisglory1116

6 жыл бұрын

Jacobs-en Gans I just started to Experiment with Panoramas... one of my First Tests was a 21 tile Panorama. Photoshop couldńt stitch it. I found another tool it´s PanoramaStudio Version 3.1. It did a Reallöhne nicke Job. Price is about 70 bugs. You Can Download a Test Version to Experiment for 30 dass for free.

What is this dude eating??? #energy

Starts at 1:30 +-

Υοu save me my friend!!!!I will try it in 1935 staff and sent you the results!!!

It may seem ridiculous, but I think many get into Photoshop nowadays trying to recover some treasured photo of your Nan/Grandma's father or uncle and then range out from that point.

@clearlyed

8 жыл бұрын

I think you may be correct in some cases yes. It really is a wonderful tool for achieving this however photoshop is really powerful in other ways and creatively you can really have fun. I hope you were able to enjoy this Photoshop panorama tutorial.

@marianwhit

7 жыл бұрын

Heck, I am trying to do that with stuff I shot when I was 15 (now 54), lol.

Again second

@clearlyed

8 жыл бұрын

Keep trying... gold is just a few moments away. I believe in you. I hop you were also able to watch my photoshop panorama tutorial.

@docguha

8 жыл бұрын

+Photos In Color definitely enjoyed watching the video. But frankly speaking... PS is a bit complicated than LR. I'm just getting the feel of it... Regards.

Holy moly, that guy likes some powder

Whenever I save my panorama, it never shows up in finder on my Mac. I know I'm saving it in the right file (I've checked 10 times). How do I save it?

What we will do is take this tool and.... Man, what tool? Name it. Enlarge it. Jesus!!!

I lasted 20 seconds

first

@clearlyed

8 жыл бұрын

Wow... its almost like you are waiting for me to upload a video hehehe. congrats and gold place. I hope you were also able to learn about photoshop panorama in my panorama tutorial.

@jumjam234

8 жыл бұрын

I'm first on every photoshop channel.. ok, only one time on phlearn but 50x or so on tutvid. Always enjoying your videos.

@clearlyed

8 жыл бұрын

Wow... that really is amazing. you must have to be really on top of things to be able to achieve that. I am super happy you also watch my photoshop videos and are enjoying them. this photoshop panorama tutorial is awesome.

@jumjam234

8 жыл бұрын

My problem is that I watched already all other Tutvid, Phlearn (free+pro), Photoshop Training Channel and the tut's from many other channels, like yours. So I'm always waiting for new ones! I'm doing macro photography only, you don't need the panorama option very often there ^^ I'm watching them mainly for entertainment purpose and to learn English.

@jumjam234

8 жыл бұрын

and because i love your crazy personality lol

Needs money?

Too much coffee?

What happened to your arms? Looks like you got into some giant hogweed or something! Ouch. Great dance, however, although start slow...I clicked on the video and you scared me out of my chair, lol.

Too much talking, please make this video between 30 to 60 seconds