JohnDunlop23
Pano-Planet
"Pano-Planet" made from a true 360° panorama from on top of pillar mountain. Before merging the image into a panorama, I made a few minor edits to the images in LR such as decreasing highlights, brightening shadows, and increasing temperature to even out the images so the lighting change between images was less drastic. I then merged the images in PS and made a pano-planet using the polar coordinates method. I then had to do some cloning and filling to fix a slight seam, the center, and the corners of the image. I also used the liquify tool to shrink a hill that appeared too large for the image. After all of this I went back to LR and made local edits on the trees, clouds, mountains, water, grass, and gravel of the image.
Pano-Planet
"Pano-Planet" made from a true 360° panorama from on top of pillar mountain. Before merging the image into a panorama, I made a few minor edits to the images in LR such as decreasing highlights, brightening shadows, and increasing temperature to even out the images so the lighting change between images was less drastic. I then merged the images in PS and made a pano-planet using the polar coordinates method. I then had to do some cloning and filling to fix a slight seam, the center, and the corners of the image. I also used the liquify tool to shrink a hill that appeared too large for the image. After all of this I went back to LR and made local edits on the trees, clouds, mountains, water, grass, and gravel of the image.