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Create a Panorama in Photoshop CS5: In this tutorial we will learn about panoramas and the very basics in levels adjustments to make our images pop in ways they maybe never have! We will use Adobe Bridge and Camera Raw to do some post work on our image and stitch multiple images together to make a cool panorama, then we will use the powerful tools in Photoshop CS5 to make the final adjustments. Ok, lets begin!
6 thoughts on “Create a Panorama in Photoshop CS5”
This was just the help I was looking for! Thank you!
Very nice tutorial. This will come in handy 🙂
Thanks for the intro to CS5 content aware tool. Fascinating, I’ll be trying this out soon.
Very nice Panorama tut, I love the content aware, that is so cool! 🙂
Very useful tutorial, love how you stitched all those different photos together, seems to be much easier in CS5, hope I can get it soon!
You can get great CS5 upgrade deals on Amazon, you just have to look around 🙂