How to shoot splices in photography?

Try not to use a short focal length when shooting, especially wide angle, to avoid severe distortion of the captured image. Later, when using PS software, although there is an automatic puzzle function, it is not ideal. It is recommended that it is better to do it manually. The operation steps are also very simple, and the effect is much better than automatically. \x0d\A brief introduction to the steps:\x0d\Open the first picture, click on image--canvas size--in positioning, select whether the other picture you want to assemble is here, on the right or up and down, if it is left or right If you find it, enter double the number for the width. If it is up and down, enter it for the height. Once determined, the canvas is expanded. Click Save as renamed and save, close and reopen, then open the second picture you want to splice, click Window--Arrange--Tile. Use the move tool to drag the second image to another image and close the second image. Continue to move to the overlapping area, click layer when appropriate - merge downward, use the history brush to paint on the edge of the two images, or use the stamp tool to cover it. Finally cut and save. \x0d\The mosaic picture is ready. \x0d\ If it is a splicing of multiple pictures, the method is similar. Create a new picture according to the size of the spliced ??picture. At the same time, open other pictures and drag them one by one to \x0d\ the new picture. Select different layers and adjust the transparency. One table is suitable. The other steps are the same as splicing two pictures.