I've tried almost a dozen software packages that create panoramas. Most of the time, I found them to be clunky to use, expensive to purchase and most times both.

I came across Panorama Composer by accident and I'm very impressed with its simplicity, price and speed.

If you use Photoshop CS3, you already have a great tool in Photomerge.

If you have Photoshop CS2, and this is your first time creating panoramas, don't waste your time with it. It does not...

These are the last 4

These are the first 5

Many of us are familiar with K.I.S.S., the acronym to “Keep it simple stupid.” It’s not meant to be a derogatory term at all rather it is a reminder not to over-think and overwork that which we are doing. This little saying is so appropriate when working in a photo lab that it is one of the first things I tell a new employee.

I am not, by any means, trying to simplify the art of color correction but, as the old saying goes, “you need to learn to crawl before you can walk.” Programs...

Photography technicalities

Since the central topic of this blog is the panorama creation process and not the technicalities of how to shoot photographs, I avoid many details on purpose.

For those interested in those details, and with time if like me you get addicted to this form of photography, (you will, believe me...), here is a collection of links that explain much better than I ever could those details.


Shutter Speed
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shutter_speed...