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Need Elements help please - Photomerge (jpeg warning)
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Normally when I use Photomerge in Elements, I get great results. For these 2 photos, though, the end result comes out wrong. Can anyone help?
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Why does the left side of the panorama look like that?
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Wow!!! Thank you!!!
Did you notice the 2 girls in the front row on either end?
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Were there 2 sets of twins in your school?
Steve
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Celebrating 10 years and 4000 posts on MacNN!
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Nope. Not enough people to balance the photo on the front row ends. The photographer used a panorama camera on tripod. He started taking the picture on the left and as soon as those 2 girls were out of frame, they had to run behind us and get to the other end before the camera. We all had to stay still for the entire picture.
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turn off perspective, and just use reposition
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