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Importing and Aligning Pictures On a Macintosh, Stitching a Big Plane Panorama, Auto Align button.

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Importing and Aligning Pictures On a Macintosh 1 Open the Panorama Stitcher folder and double-click Panorama Stitcher Light EP. 2 You see the Alignment window (shown below). Select Add Image from the File menu. 3 Click the folder containing your stored files and select the files you want to stitch. To select multiple images, hold down the Shift key. 4 Click Open. Your pictures appear in the Alignment window. 5 To remove an image, click it (a red frame appears around the image), and then select Clear from the Edit menu. 6 Align your images manually by clicking and dragging them, or click the Auto Align button. 7 If you are creating a big plane panorama, click a base image to select it and choose Set Base from the View menu. Now you are ready to create your panorama: to stitch a big plane panorama, see the section below. To stitch a cylinder panorama, go to page 13-5. Stitching a Big Plane Panorama To stitch a long, straight image that you can print on panoramic paper: 1 Click the Stitch button. Stitching Panoramas 13-3

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Stitching Panoramas
13-3
Importing and Aligning Pictures On a
Macintosh
1
Open the
Panorama Stitcher
folder and double-click
Panorama Stitcher Light EP
.
2
You see the Alignment window (shown below). Select
Add Image
from the File menu.
3
Click the folder containing your stored files and select
the files you want to stitch. To select multiple images,
hold down the
Shift
key.
4
Click
Open
. Your pictures appear in the Alignment
window.
5
To remove an image, click it (a red frame appears
around the image), and then select
Clear
from the Edit
menu.
6
Align your images manually by clicking and dragging
them, or click the
Auto Align button.
7
If you are creating a big plane panorama, click a base
image to select it and choose
Set Base
from the View
menu.
Now you are ready to create your panorama: to stitch a big
plane panorama, see the section below. To stitch a cylinder
panorama, go to page 13-5.
Stitching a Big Plane Panorama
To stitch a long, straight image that you can print on
panoramic paper:
1
Click the
Stitch button.