The document discusses creating panoramic photos and some issues that may arise. It notes that panoramas may not stitch together properly if the camera moves up or down between shots or if lighting changes. It also explains that to create an effective panorama, the tripod must remain still while the camera is moved horizontally between shots, not vertically. It provides instructions that with a tripod and camera, the user should take multiple overlapping photos and then use Photoshop's Photomerge feature to automatically stitch them together into a panorama.

1. Pano 1

3. Notes
Why panoramas may not work sometimes:
• The photo does not belong to the sequence
• If the camera has been moved up or down then the
images will be pieced together in a jagged way, in
some cases the images will not be able to be put
together
• Sometimes the light, colour or tone may change
between photos

4. Process
When we are creating a panorama, only a tripod
and a camera is required, we have to ensure that
we keep the tripod still and not move it vertically,
only horizontally so that the panorama is created
effectively. We had to take five images to create a
panorama. Once we had taken six different
images we uploaded them into Photoshop and
went to file, automate and then photomerge. Our
images were automatically stitched together to
create the pano.