Photoshop Tutorial – Creating PhotoStrips

Posted on 11. Feb, 2009 by Paul Burwell in Techniques, Videos, Wildlife

Rough Legged Hawk taking flight

Photoshop Tutorial – Creating PhotoStrips - In today’s Photoshop tutorial, I take a look at Photoshop’s Photomerge capabilities. I show you how to use those capabilities to combine a number of images or consecutive frames into what I call a Photo Strip. I think of Photo Strips in the same vein as comic strips where together, they help tell a story.

(Remember that you can view a larger version of the image above by clicking on it.)

This tutorial will take three seperate images of a Rough Legged Hawk taking flight from a fence post and creates a Photo Strip out of the images resulting in a panoramic image that tells the story of the hawk taking flight.

Today’s Photoshop tutorial is in HD. If your computer supports it, click on the fullscreen icon in the bottom right of the preview below and make sure you turn scaling off so you don’t get any scaling artifacts.

Take a look at the tutorial and give me your thoughts. And, if you’ve got your own PhotoStrips to share, let us know the links.

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