When I select multiple photos to merge, Photomerge only uses the last one selected, even though all of them are still selected. If you look at before/after, it splits the single photo in two, as if the halves had been merged.
You need to show us. This normally happens when there isn't enough solid overlap (around 40% is required).
Solid overlap means structured areas, flat color such as sky doesn't count. Moving waves will also throw the algorithm off. It really has to be solid ground.
Yes, I know, today AI magic is expected everywhere, but this is an old algorithm that relies on pattern recognition.
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