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The Weekly Edit: My Workflow For Creating Pano's In DxO PhotoLab?!

This is the fifteenth episode in a series I'm doing on a weekly basis, where I edit an image of mine in one of the many editing programs we use as photographers.

For this week’s edit I am showing you my panorama workflow inside DxO PhotoLab.

Now, as you may know, DxO does not have a panorama creation option, but I've developed my own workflow with the help of a little panorama stitching app.

This keeps things simple and allows me to get out making more images sooner rather than later.

Learning as I go along and sharing the stoke.

Let’s go!


Technical Info:

  • Camera: Nikon D3X (Full Frame Sensor)

  • Lens: AF-S Nikkor 24-85mm f/3.5-4.5G ED VR

  • Support: Handheld Panorama

  • Shutter speed: 1/100 sec

  • Apperture: f8

  • ISO: 100

  • Focal length: 24mm (Full Frame)


Time Stamps:

00:00 - Intro

02:28 - Edit Starts

03:36 - Importance of Lens Corrections

04:27 - Basic Edits Before Source Image Export

05:21 - Copy Edits to Other Images

06:02 - Export High Res TIFFs For Pano Merging

07:43 - Bonus Tip: Save Pano Edges With DxO ViewPoint 5

09:25 - Stitching Panorama in “Panorama Stitcher” App

12:15 - Why Edit Images Individually In PL Before Pano Stitching?

12:52 - Export and Re-Import Into DxO PL

13:54 - NB: Remove DxO Default Edits From Pano On Re-Import

15:31 - Bonus: Rescue Pano Edges Via ReShape Fusion

18:52 - Final Touches

20:05 - Outtro


Source Images:

The source images for the panorama.

Final Panorama:

That’s it for this week!

Any interesting thoughts, tips or techniques to share?

Simply hit reply and let me know / comment below (so we can all benefit).

Have a great week!

Until next time ✌🏽.

Cornelius


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The Weekly Edit
A series where I edit some of my images on a weekly basis (and in different editing programs) in order to share my post production workflow and process as a photographer.
Learning as I go along and sharing the stoke.
Let's go!