STITCHING PHOTOGRAPHS

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STITCHING PHOTOGRAPHS A Brief Guide

Stitching Photographs - Scope What do we mean by “stitching”? Why should we stitch photographs together? What is available to help us? Conditions and some handy hints. Demonstrations: Canon Ixus 75/Powershot SD750 Canon’s software package Zoombrowser Ex Adobe Photoshop Elements 9

What is “Stitching”? The process of overlapping and merging two or more photographs to provide a wider or taller image than the camera can achieve in a single photograph

Why Stitch? To capture magnificent panorama or other feature Wrong lens!

What is Available to Stitch Photographs? Camera-based “stitch-assist” facility Camera software packages Printer software packages Commercial/free photo processing packages

Camera’s Stitch-Assist Facility Disables the flash It fixes for the first and subsequent photos: Focus Focal length (Zoom) Exposure White balance Shutter speed ISO

Handy Hints (1) Ideally, use the camera’s stitch-assist facility Don’t use distorting lenses Plan your panoramic photo Keep camera level and steady; ideally, use a monopod or tripod

Handy Hints (2) Use consistent focal length – don’t use zoom midway Leave sufficient overlap between photographs Don’t rush ….. but don’t take too long! Don’t try to join too many photographs Remember, “rubbish in, rubbish out”!