Using Photoshop Masks with Autodesk Stitcher Unlimited Exports

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This video illustrates the export of the stitched panorama with blending masks in Adobe Photoshop for highly precise image touch-up. Working on separate masks is very useful to remove artifacts or eliminate ghosted areas, where people are in movement. You can then re-import the flattened panorama to Stitcher Unlimited and create your Apple QuickTime VR movie.
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Tags:
Panorama creation
Photo merging
Photo stitching
Photo retouching
Masks
Photoshop