Panaroma with CS2

[apophoto]

I got 2 jpgs to photomerge with CS2. However, there's a 1-2 stop exposure differnce between the 2 images as the merged jpg has a left portion in sunlit condition whereas the right portion had a strong shadow cast. How do I bring out some uniformity and the colour rendition evenly so I can get a proper balanced panoramic image? I'm now stuck with a bright blue and a pale sky together with green and yellowish-looking trees spanning from left to right. Practical CS2 tips appreciated.

[ShaolinTiger]

You can't really, that's why it's important if you plan to take panoramic shot to lock the exposure (M mode) and the white balance (use a preset) when taking the shots.

If not when you merge them it will look terrible.

[Blu-By-U]

RAW or Jpeg?

[raclette]

yeah,as ST said, try to keep same settings (in full manual for example) so that the camera wont change the metering. then it'll be easier to change exposure in postprocess.