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September 23, 2018
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Photoshop elements 15 no panorama merge

  • September 23, 2018
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Does anybody know where the panorama/photo merge option is hidden? With photoshop elements 15 I don't find that option neither in "edit" (German: Überarbeiten).

nor in "file" (German: Datei")

Would be nice if someone could give me a hint how to find the panorama option. Thanks.

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Correct answer MichelBParis

The 'Photomerge' options are now in the 'Assistent' editing mode, not the Expert mode.

No change in the Organizer, still in the 'Edit' menu (recommended).

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MichelBParisCorrect answer
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September 23, 2018

The 'Photomerge' options are now in the 'Assistent' editing mode, not the Expert mode.

No change in the Organizer, still in the 'Edit' menu (recommended).

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December 15, 2020

I know this is an old post, but I cannot find in my english version the place to merge photos to make a panorama. can you help me please

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November 19, 2021

Jane,

A explained in the discussion, the panorama feature is no longer in the File >> new menu.

In the editor, you have to select 'Guided' edits instead of Quick or Expert mode,

then in the horizontal menu just under 'Guided', you find 'photomerge' on the right, which lets you select the panorama option of Photomerge. See the last screenshot in the discussion.


I'm using Elements 2021, and trying to do a photomerge panorama.  Apparently the only method to do this is in the Guided mode.  After the photomerge is completed, is there any method to adjust it manually, as there was in earlier versions of elements?  Even more importantly, is there a method to manually add photos that the Guide mode would not merge?  I frequently made manual adjustments to the photomerges made in earlier versions of Elements, and it's hard to believe that the newest version has no method to do this.