stitching in elemets 9: I took several ocean landscapes and tried to stitch them to make a panaroma photo, but couldn't find the proper editing choice. Is stiching realy in Elements 9?

ProAmpics Loc: Penna

I took several ocean landscapes and tried to stitch them to make a panaroma photo, but couldn't find the proper editing choice.

Is stiching realy in Elements 9?

Please help. Thanks.

jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

Guypix wrote:

I took several ocean landscapes and tried to stitch them to make a panaroma photo, but couldn't find the proper editing choice.

Is stiching realy in Elements 9?

Please help. Thanks.

Check this out - should keep you busy for a while.
https://www.google.com/search?q=stitching+photos+in+photoshop+elements+9&rls=com.microsoft:en-us:IE-SearchBox&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&sourceid=ie7&rlz=1I7IRFC_en

Gidgette Loc: Boerne,Texas

Welcome to UHH. It's in PSE 10, so should be in PSE 9.

MtnMan Loc: ID

In PSE 10 you have to open the multiple pics in the Editor and then use File/Photomerge to make a Panorama. It is pretty simple from there.

Here's one I took last week.

(PS: I see after posting it needs a little work. I tried some fill in on the upper right and didn't do it good. But it still illustrates a Panarorama so I'll leave it here.)

sudzmonn Loc: here , there , everywhere

in Elements 8 , the option is there also . . ..
FILE > NEW > PHOTOMERGE PANORAMA
when that menue opens you should have 5 options on how you want to use this program . enjoy ~

Irvingite Charles Loc: Irving, Tx

Get Canon's Photostitch. It works so much better than Elements and faster.

jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

Irvingite wrote:

Get Canon's Photostitch. It works so much better than Elements and faster.

Right. I should have mentioned that. I use either that or my Sony, with in-camera pano mode. The last time this topic came up, I recommended Photostitch, but there was no where to download it. There were links, but no way to download. The program comes on the disc you get with a Canon camera.

ProAmpics Loc: Penna

Thanks for all your replys. I will explore all of your suggestions.

Guypix

wrr Loc: SEK

Hugin is a free (open source) panorama software and makes the process fairly easy. For the most part it is automated, the pic here was done with default settings, all I did was load the 5 pics to it and clicked a button. It did all the rest.

http://hugin.sourceforge.net/

This is a 5 shot sunset from last week...

Mashubi1 Loc: Salem, Oregon

I have used Photoshop Elements since version 2 and now have 9...someone told me about Scott Kelby's books sometime back and I have found the a great resource since I started using them.....I have been able to get more out of Elements since that time.

Here is a link to Amazon:

http://www.amazon.com/Photoshop-Elements-Digital-Photographers-Voices/dp/0321741331/ref=sr_1_2?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1339176577&sr=1-2

MtnMan Loc: ID

MtnMan wrote:

In PSE 10 you have to open the multiple pics in the Editor and then use File/Photomerge to make a Panorama. It is pretty simple from there.

Here's one I took last week.

(PS: I see after posting it needs a little work. I tried some fill in on the upper right and didn't do it good. But it still illustrates a Panarorama so I'll leave it here.)

Here's a better one. Still working on Haze removal.

No1Shutterbug Loc: Greencastle, PA Live in The Villages, FL

wrr wrote:

Hugin is a free (open source) panorama software and makes the process fairly easy. For the most part it is automated, the pic here was done with default settings, all I did was load the 5 pics to it and clicked a button. It did all the rest.

http://hugin.sourceforge.net/

I use Hugin, Microsoft ICE and Dell Picture Studio. Here is my latest.

Gidgette Loc: Boerne,Texas

MtnMan wrote:

In PSE 10 you have to open the multiple pics in the Editor and then use File/Photomerge to make a Panorama. It is pretty simple from there.

Here's one I took last week.

(PS: I see after posting it needs a little work. I tried some fill in on the upper right and didn't do it good. But it still illustrates a Panarorama so I'll leave it here.)

Here's a better one. Still working on Haze removal.

MtnMan, go up to the Search under UHH Forum and click on it, type in heat removal and then choose How to remove heat haze. There are several postings for haze problems. You should find the answer in there.