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Merging your HDR panoramic images in Lightroom

Merging your HDR panoramic images in Lightroom

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Merging your HDR panoramic images in Lightroom

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- Once you have all the HDR files merged, it's pretty straightforward. We just need to actually filter those out so we only see the HDR images, and then we can invoke the merge to panorama command. This is pretty straightforward. It's gonna look a lot like what you saw when we were inside of Camera Raw, and this will now merge a new panorama. So what's kinda cool here is it's actually combining both techniques. It's taking the source images, which happen to be RAW HDR files, and then merging those together into a new RAW file, which is the panorama. Now that the HDR merge is completed, you'll notice that the total number of images in this collection is up to 54. It took eight rotations to get the proper overlap, with five brackets. That would have been 40 images. However, if you take a look down here, I did a ninth rotation, just for safety, to recapture the final position of that. And you can did that there, I recaptured the doorway, just in case there was any major changes in the…

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