Operation Manual

Drag the round button on the one of the control bars (e.g. the Hue bar) to change the selected

image, which is outlined in white. The appearance of the image will change in real time.

Adjusting Images

The range of tools on the Options panel gives you a lot of control over the

appearance of your images. Because many cameras have automatic exposure

settings, adjacent images can sometimes have quite different light levels,

especially when shooting a rapidly changing scene, like a sunset. While the

primary purpose of these tools is to let you touch up and precisely match all

of the images in a panorama, feel free to express your artistic side as well.

Contrast

Brightness

Saturation

Hue

Any changes you make can be undone by clicking

Undo. If you want to start over again with the

original image, just click Reset.

Lining up the images correctly is the most important part

of creating a panorama. Occasionally, you may not be able

to do this if the images are slightly crooked. Use the

Rotate and Perspective tools to align skewed shots.

Click the Adjust

step to clean up

your panorama.