How to make gorgeous landscape panoramas with Adobe Lightroom’s new Boundary Warp<article>
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In a brand new update made available only to Lightroom’s Creative Cloud subscribers, Adobe has launched a feature that is sure to delight panorama fanatics:
Boundary Warp.</p><p>
The object is to protect parts of a stitched image that would otherwise be cut off with a typical rectangular crop. Lightroom’s Photo Merge feature simplifies the process of photo stitching, and the new Boundary Warp offers a greater degree of control than in the past.</p><p>
Even if you shot your images in vertical orientation with height in mind, Lightroom’s panorama feature might still cut off outlying edges of your stitched image. As you shoot, it’s sometimes hard to tell exactly what you’ll have to later discard.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3028764/software/how-to-make-gorgeous-landscape-panoramas-with-adobe-lightroom-s-new-boundary-warp.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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How to make gorgeous landscape panoramas with Adobe Lightroom’s new Boundary Warp
