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Gamka · 2013-02-13T09:34:17+0000

I have just assembled a nice panorama of 10 images - when I took them I even remembered to take extras for the two mountain peaks but forgot the sky in between them! I need to fill in some sky - clear blue and no clouds. I am using Photoshop Elements but cannot get a seamless transition and what ever I try leaves an obvious seam. Any suggestions/ideas/methods?

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Posted 14/02/2013 - 20:47 Link

Dodge69 wrote:
Looks good! As was mentioned it would be a lot more majestic with some foreground, but heyho.

I prefer the full 360

here's one I did recently

http://www.360cities.net/image/burnham-mkt-hoste-arms-christmas-day-2012#334.02,-7.10,75.0

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