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  Is anyway to get a Photosmart Pro B9180 to print panoramas long photo (up to 42 ")? I've read elsewhere that this is possible, but the maximum I was able to print is 13 "x 19".

  I use the printer with an iMac 27 ", OS Lion and PS Elements 10. I tried to use the tray with paper which was 36 "long. PES 10 allows me to set the desired print size, but it seems to never work when I send the file to the printer. It gives a message that the paper is too short, and then abandoned.

  Hello

  The limits of dimensions mentioned above are the maximum sizes supported by the mechanism of printing equipment and have actually no much to do with the software...

  A larger size is rejected by the censors of the printer... You will not be able to get around him with a software solution

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  I, too, had it coming. Randomly (it seems). And it also happens in InDesign. (I use CS6 apps). And more often since the update of my Mac OS to El Capitan.

  BUT, read the various discussions online, I found that some attributed this to the light of browsers running at the same time.

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• Real-time panoramic with the mouse?

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  Hello

  Is this possible?

  Sorry, no.

  Or what I need to do the slow and laborious, so by using keyframes?

  Yes.

  Thank you

  Kevin

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• My brand new Lightroom missing dehaze and fill with edge panorama!

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  To make sure that I had everything working properly I just bought the full version in a store here in Denmark, because my internet is very slow and unstable should I avoid online programs

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• NEX 5N sweep panorama does not

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  It will just work.

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  Thank you for your post and welcome to the forums.

  I understand that with Panorama Sweep, you will need to move the camera slowly in the direction that the arrow is oriented. In fact I was experimenting with the device and I have to move slowly in the direction of that the arrow was pointing, I would say that anywhere from 45 to 60 degrees where I was. It took at least 4-5 seconds for the panoramic image to be accepted OK. I was also using the 18-55 lens. By the engineers, Practice makes Perfect so there may be some adjustments to make when you use Sweep Panorama. However, if you have time try to put the camera to an electronics store that sells the camera or one nearby NEX models and compare the Sweep Panorama with your camera. You may be able to determine if your device is defective. If you need to support more do not hesitate to contact the Sony Support by clicking on the following link:

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• Panorama has blown highlights!

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  Create a panorama with TIFF files produces a DNG file with cut highlights in the raw data. Here's the view in RawDigger showing the capture of raw data:

  

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  The solution is to shoot with fixed aperture and the shutter speed (i.e. the manual exposure mode) settings. Doing so prevents the exposure compensation to be applied during the mail merge to Panorama. The best solution is to use raw files, which creates a panorama DNG with the raw image data unmodified regardless of exposure setings.

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• Mobile fail to import the panorama on S7

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• Panorama Viewer?

  Hello

  I'm trying to get a panorama like this http://www.xavierspertini.com/360/haute-maurienne/, this software http://www.kolor.com/panotour/ or some similar, on a mobile device in the form of a gyroscope control app helps in addition to the touch.

  However, it must be a standalone application, not just a Web site.

  My question is, is the right tool to use PhoneGap?

  If so, what resource do you recommend to learn?

  Thank you guys a million times

  I don't see why you couldn't create a panorama with PhoneGap Viewer. There are many libraries out there that work using HTML/JS/CSS - one is https://pannellum.org/, I found with a quick search on Google (no idea how /good/ thing).

  In addition, all I can say is that you should read the docs of PG and if you encounter specific problems, create a new post. It is much easier to help with specific problems rather than offer generic assistance, especially when you don't know your previous experience.

• Why you need to save the images in photomerge panorama?

  Hello.

  I don't understand why with the new version of the Photomerge panorama when I select "create panorama" the program asks me to save the images prior to their merger.

  In addition I don' t understand what foto I must record and in which format?  (all the? in JPG? in PSD?)

  Even after doing this (Save ALL images to merge as a JPG-copy) I can't go forward.

  Thank you to anyone to help me.

  Luigi

  luigig25855901 wrote:

  After my post, I read that you need to open the images, export them (with mutiple of edit function) to a separate folder, and then from the p.panorama with the 'new' images. It worked, but I guess why it can't be fixed by Adobe. It is an unnecessary extra work.

  Luigi

  See this other post.

  Panoramas - Error Message: the Documents must be registered before they can be merged

  The problem only arises with the images in a vertical position.

  It didn't happen with older versions of items, so I don't think that it can not be solved.

  You don't have any extra work if you work from the organizer and you export your files to the correct resolution.

• Slideshow module: Panorama panoramic photos?

  How can I adjust the pan of panoramic photos in the slideshow module? When you present a panoramic photo, I want to show the picture with the camera virtual panoramic with a low constant speed between the left edge of the edge right (or vice versa) of the photo, but still showing the photo at full height, i.e. without zooming. I have not found a setting in the slideshow module.

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• I used to have 10 items and if I wanted to make a panorama I used the new panorama file options. Now, I have 14 items and the option has disappeared. No help available?

  How can I make a panorama with Photoshop elements 14. The help text is not applicable, because I do not have these options if I have a new file.

  MZ1900 wrote:

  Yohann it would be very nice to receive a response. You have the answer? I now spend a lot of Euros on a package, I can't use.

  Well, you didn't post in the forum of items relevant for you were transferred to the present where you can get help from other users.

  It is important because most of the time this forum has the same questions... and the answer.

  In your case, it's simple: Adobe has moved the Photomerge command from the 'Experts' editing mode to the ' guided changes' mode without enough put into custody. Change is mentioned, if you read the section "What's new" for help and advertising, but it's too much to expect users to read this. So, we get several similar messages every day since the launch of version 14. It also proves that users do not take the time to browse this forum. It is true that the function "search" is far from ideal.

  Before ask you, here are the answers to the related questions:

  Panoramas - Error Message: the Documents must be registered before they can be merged

  Various problems of PSE14 with Photomerge Panorama.

• Panoramas - Error Message: the Documents must be registered before they can be merged

  I use a Macbook Air and have downloaded a demo of 14 elements.  I open the JPEG images to my hard drive in the photobin, go to the guided panorama section, select contributor 'auto' and then click 'create panorama '.  It worked well once, but now whenever I get the error message: "Documents must be registered before they can be merged."  They are saved; I have them open directly from my office and not retouched in some way.  I can't get past this message.  Does anyone have advice?  Thank you.

  johns12357 wrote:

  I use a Macbook Air and have downloaded a demo of 14 elements.  I open the JPEG images to my hard drive in the photobin, go to the guided panorama section, select contributor 'auto' and then click 'create panorama '.  It worked well once, but now whenever I get the error message: "Documents must be registered before they can be merged."  They are saved; I have them open directly from my office and not retouched in some way.  I can't get past this message.  Does anyone have advice?  Thank you.

  The documents are NOT saved in the way the Photomerge script looks. The problem is precisely that you "does not modify them in some way.

  You may have noticed that you get this message with files unedited guidance "portrait."

  The reason is that when shooting in "portrait" mode, the camera does not write the pixels vertically, it added a tag metadata to record the orientation of the camera. This editor browsers way and know how to display pixels. When you open, then "Save" or "Save as", the pixels are written in the right orientation and the orientation tag returns to normal. For example, any vertical jpeg created from a raw file will have been edited and 'saved '.

  I checked that the Photomerge process does not require that you open and save these vertical images in older versions (up to PSE10?).

  So, if you intend to make a panorama with vertical photos, the solution is to open and save before you begin the process.

  If you don't the have not yet made, the shortest path seems to start the process of the organiser (menu Edit > panorama).

  You select your files and use the edit mode 'fast' to change something, for example the sharpness. Who saves your files and open them directly in the photobin; they are already selected (white box around the thumbnail in the photobin). Alternatively, you can "export" files of new files in a new folder. Export can also resize your files that may be needed to avoid a result that is greater than the limit of 30 000 pixels, or a lack of RAM for large panoramas.

  How to know if a vertical photo is really 'saved '? Use the options for information about the files in the Organizer. In the metadata > given the camera, scroll down to the size of the image in pixels, the orientation is slightly less (90 or - 90 what the tag).

  If you make many panoramas in vertical mode, you can use the Organizer to save everything quickly.

  Preference, add a tag for the candidates to the panoramas.

  Then looking (in detail) to the "vertical". This will select all the vertical images, be they only tag or already registered.

  Look at the Panel on the right for the orientation data as described above.

  Of course, if you're used to the way of work of panoramas in older versions, it is a good reason to keep the old version alongside your new.

• Version of Photoshop elements Windows 14 - error when you try to create a Photomerge Panorama "documents must be registered before they can be merged. I tried a few of the fixes mentioned in these forums such as Edit-> Preferences-> general-> res

  We know the fix for the bug "documents must be registered before they can be merged" when you try to create a Photomerge Panorama in PSE 14?

  I think I have found workarounds to the question "documents must be registered before they can be merged" (no thank you lack of Adobe customer support):

  Solution #1

  My workflow template is to take pictures with my SLR and save on the memory in the form of RAW files, download the images on my PC, then open the RAW files in Adobe Camera Raw and then save the images to jpeg using PSE. I wasn't able to create Photomerge Panorama with jpeg images I've saved, but I was able to create Photomerge Panorama with the images I have saved IF I save as TIFF 8-bit files in EPS. A condition for this workaround was that I had to save the pictures at their original resolution and not at a reduced resolution.

  Solution #2

  If I have a right-click on an image and selected open with 14 and observed PES Editor (RGB/8) * to the right of the file changes its name, which means PSE think he has not saved to the file. The solution is to go to file-> Save-> Save (replace existing file-Yes)-> OK. You can then use this file and others you perform the same steps to create a Photomerge Panorama.

  Solution #3

  The way to save JPEG files in PSE is to go to file-> save for Web-> Save-> Save. The workaround is to select the file-> save for the Web and then check the box include the color profile , then click on save and then save again. Then I'm able to merge JPEG files using Photomerge Panorama and I don't get the error message "Documents must be registered before they can be merged". I looked back 11 of PSE that is still on my PC and found that the Embed checkbox color profile did NOT have to be checked to get Photomerge to work for jpeg files. So it appears with PSE 14 Adobe changed the Photomerge Panorama script to require the image file the color profile embedded in the image. If the color profile is not embedded, PSE think the image file has unsaved changes. BTW, this bug, or "feature" has not changed with PSE 14.1.