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To merge the photos, use the Photoshop Automation command, Photomerge. This particular shot is composed of 14 exposures that were captured at Red Rocks outside Las Vegas, Nevada. Let’s try piecing together a panoramic photo. Recent improvements to how Photoshop processes panoramic photos make the postproduction tasks so simple there’s no excuse not to use a panoramic photo. These photos can then be brought into After Effects to serve as a backdrop for chroma key footage. If enough photos are taken, a large panoramic image can be made. Panoramic photography is the practice of shooting multiple photos and then stitching them into a larger photo. More exposures mean less distortion and cleaner panoramic photos. Depending on the type of lens you use, you will use between 2 and 24 exposures. Make sure there is at least a 20 percent overlap between each shot.This will help minimize the amount of changes as the camera pans.
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