How to get rid of 'paper tear' in CS6 panoramic creation?

skyglider wrote:

Try this:

• Create a new file with pixel dimensions larger than your final stitched image.
  
• Copy each image and paste into the new large image. Each image will then be on their own separate layer. ..... Or you can use IMAGE > CANVAS SIZE > RELATIVE on your first image to get a larger canvas. If you do the latter, copy the background layer so image-1 will be on layer-1 and then paste the rest of the images into successive layers.
  
• Select layer-2 then click EDIT > TRANSFORM.
• In the submenu, select either:
• ... SCALE: Allows dragging layer-2 only vertically or horizontally to stretch/shrink layer-2.
• ... DISTORT: Allows dragging layer-2 and distorting the image in any direction.
  
• ... PERSPECTIVE: Allows making one end of layer-2 larger/smaller like a trapezoid.
• ** When using any of these tools, you can press the arrow keys to minutely move layers **
  
• If you need to rotate an image, use EDIT > FREE TRANSFORM.
  
• Repeat for layer-3, etc.

Not sure if there are easier tools in CS6 because I'm using Photoshop 7.
Sky