I am creating panoramas using my DSLR camera and Photoshop to stitch them together. I am doing 360-degree cylindrical projections. Photoshop is brilliant at automaticaly stitching them together using PhotoMerge, but given that I have a large number of panoramas to create (hundreds) and one photo-session usually brings in about 30 of them, I am looking for a way to "automate the automation" (pun intended) -- what I need, is to tell Photoshop where the folders with the individual shots are (about 30 of them each) and have it create a panorama from each folder (using the existing files in there) and automatically save it, as a PSD with the output panorama IN that folder. So, essentially, I have folders:
P1, P2, P3, each containing files such as:
/P1/Shot01.jpg /P1/Shot02.jpg ... ... ... /P1/Shot30.jpg
and so on for the others, and I want Photoshop to automatically load all the Shot**.jpg in each folder, create the panorama, save it as a PSD IN the same folder, then open the other folder, do the same, etc. I don't know if there is a way to do this. What I am looking for is to have Photoshop stitch together all the panoramas, unattended... since this takes a long time (Several hours).
Any clues would be so helpful.
Thanks.