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Angelo's Panorama




Ferdinand's Panorama

Here is my Panorama




Auto


Spherical


Perpective

Original Pictures





My Paragraph
 In my first picture, the auto one as you can see was more curved into a circle. My 2nd one, the spherical one had a wider field of view. You could see more than the first one. The third one was the perspective it had a little of both. It wasn't as zoomed in as the 2nd one and had a different angle than the first one.

Anthony's Panorama Post

This is my Panorama Post

These are the RAW photos:




Panorama Assignment


This is my Panorama assignment:




Other raw photos:

PHOTO #1-


PHOTO #2-

Fili's Panorama Post

Here are my panoramas:
# 1:

# 2:

#3:



Here are the RAW photos for both places:
Scene 1:


Scene 2:





Paragraph:
So, for my panoramas, they all look the same. Literally. Some cars and houses. However they are different. Well, in some way they are. For scene 1, I chose reposition, and "Auto." Auto meaning, I let Photoshop Elements do the merging for me. For scene 2, I chose cyndrical. Now for the differences between reposition and cyndrical of the first scene are that, reposition seems to be more "circular," than "auto." And auto seems to be more straight than reposition. Now for scene 2, cyndrical seems to be the "inbetween" of reposition and auto.

Lisbeth's Panorama Assignment




Spherical Panorama

Sebastian's Panorama


    The three panorama's I used are perspective, spherical, and reposition. These panorama's are different because of the shapes. It changes the way how the pictures are combined. I like the perspective one because I like how the picture became striaght

Chiara's Panorama Post

Cylindrical Panorama 
This panorama gives the effect of a wide angle lens. The center of the picture bulges out a little bit. 
Collage Panorama
This panorama puts the pictures side by side and matches the sides that are the same in the two pictures. The ends are slightly angled to match the same side of the other picture, almost like a puzzle piece.

Spherical Panorama
This panorama puts both pictures together in a way where the main focus point/structure looks normal but it's surroundings are adjusted to a curve.

*My trials were not successful, Photoshop Elements wouldn't count my 3rd picture because it did not match up with the first 2*

Kim's Panorama Assignment


Jr' High Playground Panorama 











For this Panorama, I used the reception effect on Photoshop Elements 12. I like this one the best out of the three because I like how the play structure is there with the snow on the ground and the trees combining with the sky. It looks like its filtered but its not. The sky at the time I took this picture was pretty good and it added contrast to the picture. But what's disappointing is that, only two pictures worked when it was merged and I didn't like how the other Panorama categories merge the pictures. Only the reception effect worked for me.

Pictures I used to create this Panorama :









Dominion/Downing Street Panorama 











For this Panorama I used the Spherical effect and It came out well when I filled in the sides it didn't have any imperfections. I just don't like how it looked tilted and the road kind of ruined the picture.

Pictures I used to create this Panorama :









Sargent Park Panorama


(CYLINDRICAL)

(AUTO)

(SPHERICAL)

For this Panorama, I used three panorama categories. Cylindrical, Auto and Spherical. I don't think it made a lot of difference changing the effect. The only thing I think changed is the direction of the picture as you can see above, the spherical effect look much different than the auto and cylindrical one. The Sargent Park rock and the building look farther even though I cropped it to hide the bad stuff when it was filled in. While the auto effect looks like a normal panorama that you can do with your phone, it's lined up and the cylindrical one I don't really know how to explain it. It looks like it bulged up or it's like a spherical and auto effect combined. By the way I filled in all of it and it looks okay. I just had to crop the last one but just a little bit to remove the imperfections. 

Pictures I used to create this Panorama :
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