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Superimpose 2 images

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Mar 29, 2019 Mar 29, 2019

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Hi everyone!

i'm trying to superimpose the 2 attached images, but i notice that there are small difference in the border and i cannot solve with a deformation on a single axis.

Is there a way to make them coincide?

Corse_microregions.png

carte_corse_routes_departementales_nationales.jpg

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Community Expert , Mar 29, 2019 Mar 29, 2019

I would try free transform/warp

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Filter > Liquify or Edit > Puppet Warp are options.

Naturally they should be applied as Smart Filters.

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Why as a smart layer?

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Not »as a Smart Layer«, but »as Smart Filter«.

But the Warp should naturally also be applied to a Smart Object.

As for why:

Because doing it differently would be destructive and therefore imprudent.

Working non--destructively (in this case with Smart Layers and Smart Filters) allows for reediting the applied transformations and Filters repeatedly without accumulating images degradation.

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I would try free transform/warp

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