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Hey, I'm Steve from Texas. I use ACDsee 15. I'm wondering does anyone know how i can change the colors of two photos i want to stitch together so they blend better? Look at the sample I attached to see the problem I'm havng. Thanks
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To blend and merge the shots seamlessly, you'll need to use a plugin or stitching app like PTGui. (if you dont have Photoshop)
There may also be some free utilities out there.
ACDSee doesn't have a "photomerge" or stitching feature.
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Originally posted by QuBe View Post​Yeah, I don't have Photoshop. But I have GIMP and use Paint.net a lot. Both of those are free. I'll try those forums. I haven't heard of Microsoft ICE, but I'll give it a shot too. I need to know how to do this. Maybe I'll find a tutorial somewhere on this subject. Thanks Y'all I'll get back when I figure it out.Originally posted by SCordeiroComment
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#3.1Editing a commentIt's the rare occasion that you can manually adjust two images to match along edges - it's usually the gradients from a lens' inherent vignetting or edge fall off that is the difficulty.
https://www.google.ca/search?q=photo...UrqdHs6bqAHsKg
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Oh wow!
Check it out.
I used two images. Plugged them into ICE and came out with a good result.
I learned a few tips for shooting a panoramic photo on About.com
http://cameras.about.com/od/Advanced...mic-Photos.htm
The main thing I think I lacked was more overlapping between the photos. Where I took only two photos, it would've been better if I had taken six or more shots. That, and I think I need a better camera. But I'm happy with the result using ICE. I'll keep experimenting with ICE to see what produces the best results. I like it
Thanks a lot,
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