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Learning Creating Panoramas with Lightroom

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Release date:2019, June 27

Duration:02 h 11 m

Author:Richard Harrington

Skill level:Beginner

Language:English

Exercise files:Yes

A great panorama is more than the sum of its parts. A panoramic image can showcase landscapes and architecture in a way that a single image just can’t do. Luckily, the process of creating panoramas is easier than ever with Adobe Lightroom. You can combine multiple images into a new file and preserve the flexibility of raw photo editing. Additionally, by combining Lightroom and Photoshop you can get an advanced level of control over the final results. Rich Harrington introduces all these techniques, plus a workflow for creating high dynamic range (HDR) panoramas. Learn how to use the Photo Merge commands in Lightroom Classic CC, change projection methods for different visual results, and automate your workflow to save time. Rich also performs the same tasks in Lightroom CC—the alternative to Lightroom Classic—and integrates Photoshop features such as Content-Aware Fill and third-party filters.

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01.Introduction
01.01.Creating panoramic images with Lightroom CC and Lightroom Classic
01.02.Before watching this course
01.03.Exercise files
01.04.Lightroom CC or Lightroom Classic, which should I use

02.What You Need to Create a Panoramic Photo
02.05.Shooting strategies for panoramic photos
02.06.Essential panoramic equipment
02.07.Making do with what you have

03.Organizing Panoramic Photos in Lightroom Classic
03.08.Manually sorting after import
03.09.Automatically stacking based on shoot time
03.10.Organizing panoramas with collections and stacks
03.11.Making initial adjustments to correct orientation

04.An Introduction to Panoramic Photomerge
04.12.How Lightroom is different from Photoshop Photomerge
04.13.Required metadata and properties in order to merge
04.14.When should you develop a panoramic image
04.15.Starting the panoramic Photomerge process
04.16.Analyzing the preview image
04.17.Creating the final merge
04.18.Correcting lens issues with lens profiles
04.19.Refining the panoramic image with Boundary Warp
04.20.Using camera profiles with the profile browser

05.A Raw Panoramic Workflow
05.21.Organization and naming strategies for raw files
05.22.Merging raw images in Lightroom Classic
05.23.Developing the new DNG file
05.24.Removing ghosts and echoes with the Spot Removal tool
05.25.Invoking upright to fix perspective issues
05.26.Modifying the crop after the merge

06.Understanding Projection Methods for Panoramic Images
06.27.Why use different methods of projection
06.28.The auto method
06.29.The perspective method
06.30.The cylindrical method
06.31.The spherical method

07.Creating an HDR Panoramic Photo
07.32.An overview of the shooting process
07.33.Merging HDR panoramic images and creating a stack
07.34.Developing the merged file
07.35.An advanced HDR example
07.36.Additional Photoshop post-processing to remove distortion
07.37.Filling in missing areas in Photoshop
07.38.Finalizing the photo

08.The Lightroom CC Panoramic Workflow
08.39.Key differences between Lightroom CC and Lightroom Classic for panoramic photographers
08.40.Importing and organizing your panoramic photos
08.41.Invoking the Photomerge command
08.42.Developing the panoramic image in Lightroom CC
08.43.Advanced strategies to refine a panoramic image in Lightroom CC
08.44.Additional editing tools
08.45.The Lightroom CC and Adobe Photoshop handoff

09.Combine Lightroom with Photoshop for Panoramic Photos
09.46.The Creative Cloud connection
09.47.Using the Adaptive Wide Angle command
09.48.Using Content-Aware Fill to fill in missing areas
09.49.Advanced healing and cloning in Photoshop to remove ghosts and echoes
09.50.Invoking Camera Raw as a filter
09.51.Third-party filters to enhance panoramic photos Luminar
09.52.Third-party filters to enhance panoramic photos Perfectly Clear
09.53.Sending the image back to your Lightroom Catalog

10.Conclusion
10.54.Conclusion

Learning Creating Panoramas with Lightroom – Files.zip


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