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anysiaNow, I've liked how CS5 handled making/stitching panoramas. They weren't always perfect, but for the most part, very good, and any bobbles could be fixed.
Just for giggles, I decided to open 6 photos in CS6 that weren't taken to be a panorama. They were of the same area, but some a bit higher or lower, and not in a smooth left to right order.
Imagine my surprise when CS6 made an excellent panorama. There was just one itty bitty spot I had to apply the clone brush to fix, but that was it. And this was from using 6 photos that weren't meant to be a panorama! I can only imagine when it will do when I do take photographs that are to be made into panoramas.
Just for giggles, I decided to open 6 photos in CS6 that weren't taken to be a panorama. They were of the same area, but some a bit higher or lower, and not in a smooth left to right order.
Imagine my surprise when CS6 made an excellent panorama. There was just one itty bitty spot I had to apply the clone brush to fix, but that was it. And this was from using 6 photos that weren't meant to be a panorama! I can only imagine when it will do when I do take photographs that are to be made into panoramas.
