How do I tell panorama that the final image is a rectangle front view instead of ti3D view?

[verzulsan]

Ok, I have a set of images taken from a video in a supermarket so the perspective is wrong all the time.

I combine the pictures with panorama and it really does a great job joining them together but it makes a tunel effect of 3D perspective and also get quality lost.

Even if I take the resulting picture and manually resize it looses lots of quality because the double conversion.

and what I am looking for panorama is to get something more rectangular like next image that is the above rotated and sesgated (I know my result is far from rectangular but I am not pro that is best I can get with Sesgar tool)

[Sahil.Chawla]

Hi Verzulsan,

Please refer to this articles and let us know if it helps: -

Create a panorama in Photoshop

How to Make a Panorama in Photoshop - YouTube

https://photofocus.com/2013/11/09/how-to-stitch-panoramic-photos-with-adobe-photoshop/ 

Regards,

Sahil

[Semaphoric]

What is the pixel size of your video frames?

[Semaphoric]

If you were to use Perspective Distort to straighten up each image first, you could then just stack them side by side:

    

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[Trevor.Dennis]

Semaphoric  wrote

If you were to use Perspective Distort to straighten up each image first, you could then just stack them side by side:

That's an interesting idea.  Have you tested it for real?  I'm guessing you would need to resize the images after squaring them?   Ahhh, I have just noticed that I misread your post.  I thought you'd suggested using Perspective crop to square up the component images.  I'll give that a try when I get a chance to collect some relevant photographs.