The panorama image now has five layers: its own blank background layer, plus one layer for each of the imported images. As long as Pick remains the active tool, each image can be moved into place according to the correct order. To slide this image over, making room for the others, activate the Pick tool.Ĭontinue bringing in the remaining photos the same way: select each photo, and drag its layer onto the canvas. And the canvas size is fine – there is blank space all around which can be trimmed away after the panorama is complete. By default, the image is placed at the center of the canvas.

The background layer of that photo appears in the Layers palette.įrom the Layers palette, drag and drop the layer directly onto the blank image. To bring in the first photo, select it by clicking its title bar. This will be the blank canvas on which we’ll place the four photos. Then click OK again to create the custom image. It’s fine if the size is too large we can trim away parts of the image after the panorama is completed. To save this size as a preset that can be used in the future, click the “ plus” icon.Īssign a name such as “Panorama_Large” and click OK. For this custom size, set the image dimensions to inches, and enter 40 for the width, and 10 for the height. But our panorama will require a size not listed here. In the New Image window, you’ll find several preset groups, each with several standard sizes. To start a new image, go to File > New or press Ctrl + N. These photos will be placed on a blank canvas that’s set to have dimensions that will work for the final panorama. Then use your mouse scroll wheel to zoom each image to the same size, and drag to arrange them in the order in which they should appear in the panorama. For this type of project, the individual photos should be taken with a tripod, so that the vertical angles will be uniform.Ĭlick on any of the images below to view full-size.įirst, open your images in PaintShop Pro and make sure you are in the Edit workspace. Go to Window > Tile Horizontally to display all images at once, with no overlap. If you have a series of photos taken along a uniform horizontal angle, PaintShop Pro makes it easy to assemble your photos into a single, seamless panoramic image. How to Make a Panorama Image from a Series of Photos

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