Gimp Tutorial: Panorama

[anikinippon]

I got a FANTASTIC series of shots of the sunset yesterday and I can't wait stitch them together. Thank you!

[boboelmo]

@anikinippon Happy to help :)

[LKSi5153]

Very good tutorial. If you are just starting to do panoramas, this is a great place to start. Covers the basics and gives you enough manual input to appreciate the process. Good to start here before jumping into projections and the other complex stuff. Thanks

[boboelmo]

@LKSi5153 Thanks :)

[rafated1994]

great tutorial, thanks :)

[boboelmo]

@rafated1994 Thank you :)

[bangievarkadi]

Great tutorial !! Thank you !!!

[boboelmo]

@bangievarkadi :)

[StrazdasDarius]

Thank you man very much! 

[boboelmo]

@StrazdasDarius :)

[WalkersBlues]

Aaargh. This is driving me nuts. Managed to assemble all the layers but when I try using the move tool, it doesn't move a layer it just seems to make the layer smaller but still in the same place. Crazy.

[anikinippon]

This is awesome man, thank you!

[boboelmo]

@anikinippon Thanks :)

[2RSkipG]

I'm just getting into using Gimp - making test graphics for my novel needs. You did a great job and I'm hoping to find out that you have other tutorials I can use.

Thanks again for (1) being clear-spoken, and (2) maintaining a comfortable pace. I've "Liked" this video, and will probably subscribe.

Liam

[boboelmo]

@2RSkipG Thanks for the nice comment. I have a few more Gimp tutorial videos on my channel, and I have some more that I've written on my website. I hope you find them helpful. Thanks again :)

[wanmohamadhusni]

Thanks for this fantastic tutorial! :)

[boboelmo]

@wanmohamadhusni My pleasure :)

[Travelerayush]

Thanks for teaching!

[boboelmo]

@Travelerayush Thank you :)

[Tennishead21]

Hi there,

I have the plug-in and all the photos I want to arrange ready. I am following your steps but I want to create a vertical panorama, can you still do this with this plug-in? I am having real trouble. Could you offer any advise?

Thanks. :)

[boboelmo]

@Tennishead21 Yes, one thing you could try is rotating all the images 90 degrees before opening them as layers, then following this tutorial, then rotate the finished image back 90 degrees once you're finished. Also, there is a free program called hugin that does an even better job of making panoramas, and it also handles vertical panoramas.

[angel292005]

Thank you :)

[danbortoc]

great job man! thumbs up for using ubuntu and gimp!

[wolfywox]

Thank you very much for this tutorial! I thought that making a panorama would be difficult, but the way that you explained it actually makes it very easy to understand.

[jh3835]

lmao, this video saved me $150, gimp whipped photoshops ass

[boboelmo]

@jh3835 Thank you for the comment. Since you saved so much money, making a donation to me on my website would support bringing you more money saving tutorials! danielveazey com

[worldhearts]

thanks for putting this video!! ur english is quite easy to understand for me and could make nice panorama of kamakura trip^^

but i have question...paintbrush tool thing didn't work for my pics(i wanted to delete some blurry clouds)it doesn't work if the color of pic is bright?

[boboelmo]

@worldhearts I'm not sure exactly what the problem you're experiencing is, but make sure you're painting on the layer mask and not the layer itself, and only paint in areas where two photos overlap.

[spdd081603]

This video KICKS ASS!!!!!. Very easy and makes it soooooooo easy....

[boboelmo]

@spdd081603 Thanks :)

[odycam]

Just what I needed. Nice video.

Has anyone ever told you that you sound like Dave Ramsey?

LOL Just sayin!

[boboelmo]

@odycam No one has ever told me that. They ask me if anyone has told me that all the time, but no one has actually ever told me that. J/K. Thanks for watching :)

[Tyrrbe]

looks great, now put it to the test :)

[Penguingirlzz]

ooooh. this tutorialvideo saved my day, really ! thanks a lot !! :)

[boboelmo]

@Penguingirlzz Glad I could help. :)

[LeCru1970]

Great tutorial! Thank you!

[boboelmo]

@LeCru1970 Thanks :)

[TheSigir]

Hi, do you know how to make a vertical panorama?

[boboelmo]

@TheSigir Rotate all the photos 90 degrees, then do the steps in this tutorial, then rotate the finished photo back 90 degrees.

[schultzphotographic]

Thank you for making this tutorial! Very helpful!

[cochise82]

this tutorial saved my life...thanks.

[boboelmo]

@cochise82 I'm going to quote you on that.

[HarveyMushman85]

Thanks for the tutorial! 

[Bonjourneau]

Very good. Simple. Concise. Nice tutorial, thanks.

[boboelmo]

@Nanthorin Thanks :)

[rmikel14789]

Thank you very much. I am a new GIMP user. I take photos as a hobby and need a good Linux tool to do landscape panoramas so I can progress in my hobby. You have explained very simply, what is to me a complex graphical editing process. Again thank you. :-)

[boboelmo]

@rmikel14789 Thanks for the kind words, rmikel. I have posted some more tutorials on my website, danielveazey (dot) com

[MondaresCharlene]

i have a mac and i downloaded the pandora plugin but when i went on gimp pandora didnt show up

[boboelmo]

@MondaresCharlene Did you copy the script into the Gimp scripts folder?

[benandtinagilbert]

there it is I love you tube I have learned hdr and now thanks to you I have learned panoramics also

[8bennugent]

thank you this was very helpful

[boboelmo]

@8bennugent Thanks for the comment. I'm glad you liked it.

[boboelmo]

@timshapiro Pretty neat stuff on your deviant art page there. I was thinking about how one might achieve a vertical panorama using Gimp with the Pandora plugin. One could rotate all the individual photos 90 degrees, then run the plugin, then rotate the entire image back 90 degrees. While that's probably a little more hassle than how it can be done in Photoshop, Gimp is less expensive. I'm finding out every day that Gimp is much more robust than I first realized.

[boboelmo]

@timshapiro Thank you for commenting. Photoshop is a great program. As far as the Pandora plugin for making panoramas in Gimp, I have been happy with the results I've gotten.

[boboelmo]

@geetarmama I think Dialogs is in the Windows menu, just to the left of the Help menu.

[boboelmo]

@geetarmama I think you click on Dialogs -> Layers. Alternatively, you can press Ctrl+L.

[boboelmo]

@geetarmama I think you'll find it's much easier than expected. I was surprised how easy it was to figure it out. Good luck!

[HDriding1]

Im not sure about copying the scripts on lenyx, do you think you could give me a quick description of how to do that on a normal mac OSX software?

[boboelmo]

@HDriding1 I'm not 100% sure how it is set up in OSX, but look in your applications folder for a folder called "gimp." The scripts folder will probably be in that folder.

[HDriding1]

Alright nevermind, i've got it now

[arryharrington]

Nice tutorial. Cheers.

[Darkartwarlock]

Nice man thanks!

[Greed76]

Good video =D