How to stitch a Milky Way Panorama | Astrophotography Edition

In this editing tutorial, I cover the basics of stitching your Milky Way panorama images so you can get a level horizon. I make use of both Adobe Lightroom CC and Photoshop CC for this tutorial.
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[@brianfinchfinchie434]

This is a great refresher that i needed!!!

[@johnmauroveenavenel4443]

Thanks so much! You have a very good way of explaining things, concise and clear with no missing steps in your your method (very helpful for a beginner like me!)

[@kylefbennett]

Now I'm excited to go shoot astro!

[@KyleinCPT]

lets go

[@kenwoods8735]

Great explanation of using the wide adaptive filter. If one shoots the panorama in a vertical format using a nodal slider can one eliminate more of the distortion that is shown in your image ?

[@KyleinCPT]

Yes it will help to reduce it. But not completely so still useful using the adaptive wide angle filter 👍

[@ReVerthex]

I need to give you a refresher on the adaptive wide angle tool ;)

[@KyleinCPT]

so funny :)

[@50procentnibanan]

And did you use stacking for each picture or is it all in one shot?

[@KyleinCPT]

All in one shot, no stacking

[@milkier1]

nice tutorial! just one question. how was the time gap between each single shot ?

[@KyleinCPT]

A took them one after another so around 20-30 seconds between each image

[@milkier1]

@@KyleinCPT thx