HDR and Panorama
Merge features have
been available in Camera
Raw/Lightroom for a while,
but a third merge option
has been introduced that
does both at once. The
HDR Panorama feature
allows you to merge a set of
exposures into a detail-rich
panorama in a few steps. It
does this by combining a set
of bracketed exposures into
Master this powerful merge command in Camera Raw or
Lightroom and stitch bracketed photos together with easeCREATE HYPER-DETAILED
HDR PANORAMAS
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stop intervals – enough
to capture detail in the
brightest and darkest parts
of the scene. These were
vertically from right to
left with a healthy overlap
between – there are six in
total. With three bracketed
frames for each section,
altogether this makes a set
of 18 frames. You can bring
them together using the
HDR Panorama command.an HDR, one for each bit of
the panorama, then stitches
these segments together.
You’ll need a carefully
captured set of images to
feed into it. We’ve supplied
a set to experiment with on
the disc, but if you intend
to shoot your own, use your
camera’s bracketing feature.
We took three frames
for each segment of
the panorama at one-BEFORE