In my last post I got a comment from Sara asking how to stitch up those layouts we scan that are larger than our scanners. Here is the process I use. Not sure if this is the right way to do as I have only owned a scanner for under a week. I am working in Photoshop Elements 6 for Mac.
First open up Photoshop Elements and go to File - New - Photomerge Panorama




..... and after some moments where Photoshop (Elements) works it magic, your layout is put together.

I then just save it first as a png file and then reduced the image size (to 72 dpi) and saved it for web so that i could post it on the net without the huge file size.

I then just save it first as a png file and then reduced the image size (to 72 dpi) and saved it for web so that i could post it on the net without the huge file size.
I hope that helps you out Sara!
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I will try this when i get home tonight. Thanks so much for the quick tutorial. I swear I have learned more from bloggers than any college professor. Have great day.
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