Alternatively, you can create an Affinity Photo panorama with images taken in a grid. That way, rather than making a wide or tall panorama, you can stitch together photos to capture an image both taller and wider than you could shoot with your widest lens. Note that you can make a panorama of anything; it doesn’t have to be a wide or tall scene. If you want to use Photoshop rather than Affinity, then you would be better doing it manually, using the techniques I outlined for Affinity Photo. It should also be noted that if you use (or have used) Lightroom to merge a panorama, the DNG this creates this will also be.
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- Introduction
- User interface
- Get started
- Develop Persona (Raw)
- Sizing, cropping and warping
- Layers
- Layer operations
- Selections
- Creating pixel selections
- Retouching
- Adjustments
- Filters and effects
- Placing external content
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- HDR
- Stacking
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- Focus merging
- Live projection
- Macros & batch jobs
- Liquify Persona
- Painting and erasing
- Layer effects (FX)
- Color
- Vector-specific
- Lines and shapes
- Text
- Text styles
- Sharing
- Export Persona
- Design aids
- Workspace
- Customize
- Tools
- Photo editing tools
- Vector line tools
- Selection tools
- Fill tools
- Paint tools
- Erase tools
- Retouch tools
- Vector shape tools
- Text tools
- Warp tools
- Liquify tools (Liquify Persona)
- Raw tools (Develop Persona)
- Export tools (Export Persona)
- Panels
- Appendix
- Extras
- Performance
- Third-party support