I have a question about using Panoramic. I shot a quick 3 pics I wanted to stitch together. I was wondering if there is a manual way to stitch them together?
I used Bridge>Tools> Photshop.PhotoMerge>Reposition and Auto ~ Ended up with this. (see pic) I would like to stitch these together if possible. I am practicing for making Environment layers in After Effects.
I am try to stitch portrait style shots on a panoramic view but it always set up as a landscape image I have used LR4 and bridge with no success. All my landscape style images are ok with no issues. Is it how im taking the pictures or is there a setting to use to set for landscape or portrait.
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I start PSE, I click Edit, then File>Open and find and open 2 photos. I then go to the Help documentation which tells me to click File>Photoshop Panorama, and everytime I do, the error message is:-
Adobe Photoshop Elements 9 has stopped working A problem caused the program to stop working correctly ....... etc etc
I have Paint Shop Pro X which can do the job slowly, using manual methods to align the photos - should I use this, or will something else do the job simply, quickly and properly?
how do you stitch together photos in elements?
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