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G’day all,
I have a number of scanned photos of mountainous landscapes with brilliant blue cloudless skies.
At the time I took a number of pics as a panorama; more recently I’ve discovered gems like Panorama Tools/PTGui/Enblend to fit them all together in a seamless photo.
The photos were handheld and whilst sharp aren’t dead level with one another. To produce a good pano without gaps all I need to do is to extend the sky in some of the pics.
As the skies are already just the way I want them I don’t want to drop in a sky from another image – what I need to do is to increase the canvas size and stretch the existing sky.
Trouble is, if I make a selection and then transform it, the horizon is stretched too (there is a white gap between the sky and the horizon).
What I need to do is to ‘anchor’ the horizon and stretch the top only so that the sky is ‘stretched’ to fit the extended canvas — that is, I want to go from this….
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Any suggestions?
I have Photoshop 5.5 and CS, Corel Photo Paint and GIMP.
I have a number of scanned photos of mountainous landscapes with brilliant blue cloudless skies.
At the time I took a number of pics as a panorama; more recently I’ve discovered gems like Panorama Tools/PTGui/Enblend to fit them all together in a seamless photo.
The photos were handheld and whilst sharp aren’t dead level with one another. To produce a good pano without gaps all I need to do is to extend the sky in some of the pics.
As the skies are already just the way I want them I don’t want to drop in a sky from another image – what I need to do is to increase the canvas size and stretch the existing sky.
Trouble is, if I make a selection and then transform it, the horizon is stretched too (there is a white gap between the sky and the horizon).
What I need to do is to ‘anchor’ the horizon and stretch the top only so that the sky is ‘stretched’ to fit the extended canvas — that is, I want to go from this….
[best seen in fixed pitch font]
+——+
| |
| |
\ /
\ /\/
\/
to this.
+——+
| |
| |
| |
| |
\ /
\ /\/
\/
Any suggestions?
I have Photoshop 5.5 and CS, Corel Photo Paint and GIMP.
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