I would lose the people if I crop.
I see.
I don't know if you are using Photoshop or not to make your panoramas, but try another stitching method?
I would lose the people if I crop.
I didn't even notice there was a person there! You can still crop the top of the panorama, and the bottom can be cropped a bit more before cutting out the person.I would lose the people if I crop.
Thanks, yes I do edit on photoshop, but sadly I it doesn't make much difference.I like the 2nd, 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th. :good:
Do you edit any of your photos?
Thanks for following me on Flickr too. I've just had the e-mail notification come through.
I typically use Photoshop to adjust white balance, exposure, levels (highlights, shadows, etc. without adjusting the exposure for the entire photo), contrast, noise reduction, sharpening, lens correction for CA adjustment, and a few other things.I mostly change the saturation or vibrancy, sometimes density. What sort of things do you change?
I typically use Photoshop to adjust white balance, exposure, levels (highlights, shadows, etc. without adjusting the exposure for the entire photo), contrast, noise reduction, sharpening, lens correction for CA adjustment, and a few other things.
Not in that regard, I use it for modifying the exposure, levels, saturation, white balance, sharpening, noise reduction, lens correction, etc.Does anybody else actually use Photoshop for editing their photographs, ie. removing distracting objects, moving objects within the scene for better composition etc?
Not in that regard, I use it for modifying the exposure, levels, saturation, white balance, sharpening, noise reduction, lens correction, etc.