OverviewDiptychs and Panaromas |
Making Joined Images
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'Secret Garden'
There are three main routes to creating panoramic images: 1)
Contact printing negatives and living with their original sizes 2)
Physically joined panels (diptychs and triptychs or 3). Digitally
merged negatives. For a bit more on that please
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I have recently upgraded to Photoshop CS2 with its Photomerge plug-in, but I haven't yet decided if I prefer diptychs or single panoramas for my images. It's wonderful to live in a time when the decision is an option. (For more information about digitally stitched panoramas, please go here.) |
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Trim the prints to approximate the visual overlap, leaving a black border on one half only. Run a line of charcoal gray watercolor crayon (Caran d'Ache Neocolor II) along the cut edges, taking care to not get any on the print surface. (Note: My flatbed scanner isn't long enough to get both prints before they're joined and trimmed, thus the 'missing' slice of the right print.) | |
Using Scotch Positionable Mounting Adhesive, join the edges on a sheet of 4-ply mat board. Trim and/or mat. |
'Secret Garden' |
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