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Stitched Panorama Styling

I have several stitched frames of an open-plan living area and I need to composite the furnished interior into the pan…

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CDecide — “help me choose”I have several stitched frames of an open-plan living area and I need to composite the…+
I have several stitched frames of an open-plan living area and I need to composite the furnished interior into the panorama so the room reads continuous. The exposures differ and the furniture I retouched back in needs realistic contact shadows. Explain whether I should match local exposure across source frames before or after stitching, how to create a shadow that reads true at 100%, and the one compositing test I should run at print-size to avoid visible seams.
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Agency wants a stitched panorama with consistent furnishings for an online feature

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Real Estate Photographer

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