Seems like the power of Photoshop is enormous. I had just explored the Panoramic function of it. In this picture is the view of Loch Muick, a lake in Aberdeen, Scotland. After the conference, the whole team just took off to a nearby Lock (Lake in Scottish). At first we wish to go to Loch Ness. But Loch Ness is too far away from Aberdeen. It would take us at least one day to get there from Aberdeen.
Any how, we ended up in this Loch instead. It's very beautiful and quiet. I just took 3 pictures to cover the whole are of the Lock Muick. I used the File-->Automate-->Photo Merge function of the Photoshop. After the completion of rendering, I used the crop tool to cut off the excess edge. I also used the "Camera Raw" functions to adjust the exposure as well as the brightness, contrast, hue and saturation, etc.
Any how, we ended up in this Loch instead. It's very beautiful and quiet. I just took 3 pictures to cover the whole are of the Lock Muick. I used the File-->Automate-->Photo Merge function of the Photoshop. After the completion of rendering, I used the crop tool to cut off the excess edge. I also used the "Camera Raw" functions to adjust the exposure as well as the brightness, contrast, hue and saturation, etc.
