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I didn’t use photoshop in long time but i think you can do the following:
Prepare the images you wanna stitch together.
Use a selection tool such as a lasso that will allow you to draw a freeform selection, and pick the parts you wanna use.
Create a new file large enough to contain all the images you’ve in mind.
arrange the pieces as you desire.
To the new file, copy and paste the selections you’ve chosen in step 2.
Now you may use a blur, smudge or softening tool — use it to soften the edges.
Set a background and i think you’re done. You’ll have something like this
There is another complicated way: [Friend just told me about it]
File>Automate menu, select Photomerge
browse, find and select the images you want to stitch together.
Check the Blending Feature in photomerge options.
When you have selected all of the image, click OK and let Photoshop do its thing.
It should only take a moment (depending on the file size and number of images).
Photoshop looks through all of the images, and searches for common edges and shapes and attempts to stitch them together.
as i said, i’m not PS user .. hope this answer the question
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I didn’t use photoshop in long time but i think you can do the following:
- Prepare the images you wanna stitch together.
- Use a selection tool such as a lasso that will allow you to draw a freeform selection, and pick the parts you wanna use.
- Create a new file large enough to contain all the images you’ve in mind.
- arrange the pieces as you desire.
- To the new file, copy and paste the selections you’ve chosen in step 2.
- Now you may use a blur, smudge or softening tool — use it to soften the edges.
- Set a background and i think you’re done. You’ll have something like this
There is another complicated way: [Friend just told me about it]
- File>Automate menu, select Photomerge
- browse, find and select the images you want to stitch together.
- Check the Blending Feature in photomerge options.
- When you have selected all of the image, click OK and let Photoshop do its thing.
- It should only take a moment (depending on the file size and number of images).
- Photoshop looks through all of the images, and searches for common edges and shapes and attempts to stitch them together.
as i said, i’m not PS user .. hope this answer the question
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