Reply to "HI! Dumb question about Gallery Photos"

grahamm9524Member

Hi
It is done by using a tool called Photomerge (or similar) in a program like Adobe Photoshop Elements, most of the photo programs have something similar but use different names. What it does is stitch 2,(or more, photos together to make a compound one. The photos need to be similar in size but it works well - the only trap is that in some photo programs like Adobe it will save in the default .psd format instead of JPEG and it becomes a very large file until you resave it as JPEG or similar. I have used the Photomerge a lot and once you get used to it can do some very good illustrations. Hope this helps

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