How do you stitch two separate images together so they become one image?
I have looked in Help and can find no reference to 'Stitch'. Does this procedure go under another name in PS?
how to stitch two images together using Adobe Photoshop 7
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Close
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-Ctrl+click on the knob layer icon to select it.
-Select inverse
-Layer Mask-Hide Selection (from the Layer menu)
-Canvas size: same width, double hight added down
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-Delete the mask channel.
-Open frame 2 document
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2 problems:
1) Sometimes the frames are not perfectly alligned to each other causing wobbles while used as knobs or VUs.
2) If what I design is not dead centered (sometimes I want it to be this way),
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