Making one panorama out of two separate photo's

[Trouble]

I made two photos of both sides of the isle of Arran of which I want to make one (panoramic view of the complete isle).

 

I took these photo's in one and same minute but still ... The photo's match very well in height etc. but I don't know why but the colours are different (the second one being darker).

 

How do I make the colours of the sky, the sea and the isle match?

 

 

[toe_head2001]

I took these photo's in one and same minute but still ... The photo's match very well in height etc. but I don't know why but the colours are different (the second one being darker).

 

I'm guessing you had your camera on automatic settings. Not a good idea when you want controlled results.

 

How do I make the colours of the sky, the sea and the isle match?

 

Short answer: In many cases, it can be tedious work. I suggest you use the Hugin program, as it's designed for making panoramas.

http://hugin.sourceforge.net/

[Eli]

It is the camera auto features (settings) that probably adjusted the exposition when you moved your camera to take the second picture. Try adjusting the luminosity using "Curves+".

[Ego Eram Reputo]

I'd try this Color Match. It applies the palette from one image to another. Might be worth a shot.

[Trouble]

Thank you all! I'll have to try this out.

 

As a matter of fact, the photo's were taken with a smartphone and it was only later I realised that they can be combined.

 

Great!