This has nothing to do with the operating system version where photoshop is installed? Merging images takes place within Photoshop. As well as this, the location being the same makes for an easier merge. When merging from the same location, the benefit is that, presumably, the lighting and shooting settings are the same (or similar). What is wrong? I have watched a tutorial on this a dozen times, but it was prepared for Windows Vista and there are differences that are not explained when working with Windows 7. I can think of many instances in which a photo shoot could be better enhanced by combining different images together. Load two images onto your computer, either by connecting your camera to the computer or by inserting the media.

In this article, you will learn to stack images directly in Adobe Photoshop. How to Combine Two Images in Adobe Photoshop 7.0 Step 1. I can't move the second file onto the first file and combine them properly. While image stacking can be used with any image, it is essential to astrophotography, as it lies at the core of the editing workflow for any kind of astrophotography, whether you are imaging a star field image from a fixed tripod or shooting at the Moon handheld. I can open both files and get them side by side, but even with the two layers unlocked Once Merging process is completed, you can preview the merged image in preview section along with. Simply drop images one by one in tool and select horizontal merge or vertical merge and set resize option if required, then click merge images button to process.

I need access to a video that will give me step by step instructions on how to merge two jpg files into one in Photo Shop. Supports both horizontal and vertical merge.

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