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How to merge or stitch 2 image into one ? please teach us.
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ok i wanted to merge these 2 images to one seamlessly. Attached is the psd images.
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Hi Thanks a lot for the reply.I have already done on it i added 2 images with the same length and height side by side. But i want to know how to merge or stitch them together as if its a single image and with out even showing the white thing at the place where the two images meet.i think its called stitch images option in photoshop? am a newbie to Photoshop am from Fireworks .I added the psd with the masks kindly see it.
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MrToM
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The usual process for 'Stitching' is to have 2 or more images which have at least some part of them in common with their neighbours, or put another way, an 'Overlap'.
Due to the fact that your images are completely different they cannot be 'Stitched'.
As you have demonstrated in your second example you have had to remove the central part to blend the two images together....but what happens now? What goes in the blank part?
This is not a situation for 'Stitching', its major corrective surgery!
Regards.
MrTom.
Due to the fact that your images are completely different they cannot be 'Stitched'.
As you have demonstrated in your second example you have had to remove the central part to blend the two images together....but what happens now? What goes in the blank part?
This is not a situation for 'Stitching', its major corrective surgery!
Regards.
MrTom.
hi sam i want to merge images something like this : Pleas see the attached image. see 2 images merged so nicely
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Here are the two images......
What is it you want these two images to look like?
Do you want to just add a soft transition between the two?
If so, add a whit BG, remove the layer styles, and use gradients on layer masks.
What is it you want these two images to look like?
Do you want to just add a soft transition between the two?
If so, add a whit BG, remove the layer styles, and use gradients on layer masks.
yes am taking about it exactly this one. can it be merged more naturally ? i tried to add gradients on the two images and and nudged the right hand side image 3 - 5 pixels
this is my version .
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This look really nice . ill try it with other 2 images and post it in here and ask u if i haev any questions.
dv8_fx
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Its possible to merge the 2 images together but will need a bit of work to do it. As well as a bit of imagination and search for additional prop objects that may serve to add to the illusion or cover up troublesome areas.... Treat it as you would when creating a fantasy image manipulation.....
Here's a dry run on your images but its shows you what can be done.....
I had to use the Perspective Warp and Distort warp on the image on the right to line it up with the perspective view of the building on the left. Then I made duplicates of the palm tree and tall tree at the far left to add to the palm tree area as well as a rough complete tree behind the foreground building. Of course, its better to use matching stock images to create a complete tree rather than just cloning it.
Then used the clone tool to extend the driveway, cover up the front garden and reconstruct the distant treeline and garden in the background.
This is very crude but shows the possibilities that can be done with it. You'll need to be patient in doing this with an eye for detail but with perseverance you can make it look as if it were one seamless image.
Here's a dry run on your images but its shows you what can be done.....
I had to use the Perspective Warp and Distort warp on the image on the right to line it up with the perspective view of the building on the left. Then I made duplicates of the palm tree and tall tree at the far left to add to the palm tree area as well as a rough complete tree behind the foreground building. Of course, its better to use matching stock images to create a complete tree rather than just cloning it.
Then used the clone tool to extend the driveway, cover up the front garden and reconstruct the distant treeline and garden in the background.
This is very crude but shows the possibilities that can be done with it. You'll need to be patient in doing this with an eye for detail but with perseverance you can make it look as if it were one seamless image.
Totally agreed
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dv8_fx
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Thanks, Sam.
Balavalli... if you still prefer the look in your sample in post #9. I can suggest creating a vignette effect on one of the images.
Juxtapose layer positions and move topmost layer to interlap with the other (optional).
Create a selection as shown....
Feather the selection...
Hit DELETE.... that's all there is....
... unless you'd want to use the eraser tool to clean out the left over tree and brush or clone tool to retouch the sky.
This technique is good most especially when creating montages.
Balavalli... if you still prefer the look in your sample in post #9. I can suggest creating a vignette effect on one of the images.
Juxtapose layer positions and move topmost layer to interlap with the other (optional).
Create a selection as shown....
Feather the selection...
Hit DELETE.... that's all there is....
... unless you'd want to use the eraser tool to clean out the left over tree and brush or clone tool to retouch the sky.This technique is good most especially when creating montages.