For each photo to view a powerful craft that requires a few basic skills. Professional photographer Michael Freeman explains what "stitching" is how a 360-degree panoramic view of a single image is, and how crossfades between images clean succeed.
 Technologies, which are claimed to promote the creativity, I am by nature skeptical. But in the case of multiple images Anstückelns (jargon "stitching") I make an exception.
Michael FreemanAus a variety of single images of several sequences, eight shots chosen to view this impression from the studio of the Chinese artist Shao Fan records
The technology behind this very simple concept has over the past few years significantly. Basically Stitching is nothing but the combination of multiple, overlapping images into a single, larger picture.
Michael FreemanStitching software has in the analog days, almost unthinkable process of Aneinanderfügens of 360-degree panoramas or giant pictures of several individual shots as easy as never before. These options provide an inexhaustible creative potential and have even found their way into the art of photography found.
PERSONAL Michael Freeman, internationally renowned photographer and author, was for many years the leading photographer of the magazine "Smith Sonia" and regularly works for Time-Life Book, "" Reader's Digest and the BBC. He is dedicated to love of travel reportage, architecture, photography and "photos with special effects." michaelfreemanphoto.com
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