- Messages
- 7,938
- Name
- Terry
- Edit My Images
- Yes
Walked down into Uppermill on Saturday and and noticed that this courtyard mews was in full flower again.
So took a hand held vertical stitch to get both the sky and paving in shot. (as my back was against the wall). Using my little Fuji X30
When taking shots for stitching. I usually duplicate the shots " just in case"
In this instance a local chap walked into frame.
I have made a stitch of "with and without" for comparison. From the individual shot with him in, you can see that his legs were cut off part way. so they would have been missing from the stitched pavement area. To get over this I cut him out using the AI object selection tool in photoshop and repositioned and slightly enlarged him To bring him slightly forward in the image. and in to the completed stitch. While I was at it I also removed the blue waste sack from the steps.
I was somewhat surprise how effective the Photoshop Ai object selection was, so it made an interesting exercise.
So took a hand held vertical stitch to get both the sky and paving in shot. (as my back was against the wall). Using my little Fuji X30
When taking shots for stitching. I usually duplicate the shots " just in case"
In this instance a local chap walked into frame.
I have made a stitch of "with and without" for comparison. From the individual shot with him in, you can see that his legs were cut off part way. so they would have been missing from the stitched pavement area. To get over this I cut him out using the AI object selection tool in photoshop and repositioned and slightly enlarged him To bring him slightly forward in the image. and in to the completed stitch. While I was at it I also removed the blue waste sack from the steps.
I was somewhat surprise how effective the Photoshop Ai object selection was, so it made an interesting exercise.
Last edited: