This video lays out many of the newer methods you can use to fix perspective issues in composite panoramas, straighten out areas of distortion and fill in blank spaces.

Learn how to take a single image or multiple images for editing seamlessly between Lightroom and Photoshop. Also, see how to use Photoshop tools like Photomerge, HDR pro, and the export dialog in Lightroom for exporting multiple files.

In this movie discover how Photoshop can automate the alignment and merging of multiple photos to create a panoramic composite.

Learn how to seamlessly move images between Lightroom and Photoshop with the exact control that you need. Discover how easy it is to create panoramas, merge 16 bit high-dynamic range (HDR) images and open multiple photographs into a single file in Photoshop.

Learn everything you need to know to design and submit an app to the Apple App Store — without writing code. If you know how to use InDesign, you'll be ready to build an iPad app after this session.In this session, you'll learn:• How to leverage your familiar InDesign skills to design an iPad app that inspires and engages• How to use the Folio Overlays panel in InDesign to add interactive overlays including hyperlinks, slide shows, audio and video, panorama, and pan and zoom to page layouts• How to use the Adaptive Design Tools in InDesign to efficiently adapt existing print layouts for the iPad• How to submit an unlimited number of apps to the Apple App Store at no additional charge as an Adobe Creative Cloud™ member.

Use this powerful new feature to adjust not only single still images, but to easily straighten and correct existing stitched panoramas as well.

Corey Barker walks you through a typical workflow to create a panoramic image. See how Photoshop Elements 11 lines up multiple images automatically, and then allows you to perform minor adjustments to make your panorama look perfect.

See how you can create perfect group shots, panoramas, and more.

Dramatically improve the quality of your images by automatically removing lens artifacts such as geometric distortion, chromatic aberration, and vignetting. Photoshop CS5 instantly applies the right correction based on the camera and lens used to shoot the image. Now you can quickly create and deliver the highest quality images, and even get better results with HDR merges and panoramas.

In this quick tip Julieanne shows an easy work-around for stitching large, resource intensive panoramas that are can’t be created in one step using PhotoMerge.