Follow up to my posting on Photoshop Elements…
cool-all-my-favourite-photoshop-features
This is an example of a straight Panorama stitching where a series of
stills are matched up to form a much larger picture. I did a small edit
where I painted the train through from a background layer (you can see
the fuzzy airbrush outline.)
Here you can see where PS decided where to stitch the images.
This is an example of the other type of effect you can get with
Photoshop (I’m not sure this can be done in Elements) ‘alignment’
feature.
I didn’t know when the train was going to appear so I kicked in the
‘burst mode’ on the camera, and took a series of stills as the train
emerged.
These shots were taken ‘hand held’ so PS aligned them the images, and distributed the images onto layers.
I was then able to ‘paint’ through the details that I wanted the get this ‘multi exposure’ effect.
stills are matched up to form a much larger picture. I did a small edit
where I painted the train through from a background layer (you can see
the fuzzy airbrush outline.)
Here you can see where PS decided where to stitch the images.
This is an example of the other type of effect you can get with
Photoshop (I’m not sure this can be done in Elements) ‘alignment’
feature.
I didn’t know when the train was going to appear so I kicked in the
‘burst mode’ on the camera, and took a series of stills as the train
emerged.
These shots were taken ‘hand held’ so PS aligned them the images, and distributed the images onto layers.
I was then able to ‘paint’ through the details that I wanted the get this ‘multi exposure’ effect.
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