World Image Issue 32 May 2016

Wye bridge at Builth Wells
Sometimes the stitching gives strange edges,
especially if the images are a little out of line. Using
the crop tool to crop inside these edges will give you
a clean picture.
I shoot lots of these, they don’t always work but hey
its digital, it cost nothing to delete them, except a
little time. Often they work very well and make
great pictures you can put on your wall, and no one
else has the same ones.
Pitcairn Sunset
If you are used to a little editing try cloning in bits
of the sky that are missing. If the perspective is
wrong try one of the different presets in the
Panorama menu, again if you are up to it use the
Image - Transform- Distort adjustment.
Grab the corners of the image with the mouse
pointer and pull them apart, upwards or any which
way to distort the view into what you need. You will
have created many layers so now go to Layer –
Flatten Image and click to produce a JPEG image
that you can use as normal.
If you can’t print them check out Photobox, or one
of the other on line photo printers. There are lots out
there. Often their software can help improve your
image.
A really special photograph can look amazing
enlarged to say 1500mm (5’) wide. I have bought
MDF, cut it to size and just stuck the print on it, or
stuck it to the back of a good quality Perspex sheet
to mount on the wall at a minimum cost.
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