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roundtripping to Photoshop to use Photomerge for panoramas

I have multiple photos in Aperture that I want to merge into a panaroma. I use Photoshop's photomerge feature to do this. If select the photos in Aperture and right click to "edit with Photoshop" I end up with a new version of all the individual photos that are being merged. I don't want these duplicate I just want to get them into Photoshop. I realize the resultant merged photo (pano) in Photoshop will be a new photo that needs to be imported into Aperture.

I am trying to find the simplest way to get the individual photos to be merged into Photoshop. I am using a managed library in Aperture so I can't simply open the photos from Photoshop (and if I could it would be a pain to dive down through Apertures folder structure).

I can export all the photos from Aperture and then select them in Photoshop to be merged. But then I end up with a duplicate set of photos to be deleted.

Just searching for a better way.

Thanks any assistance,
Jim





If I select multiple photos

Mac Pro, Mac OS X (10.6.4)

Posted on Oct 11, 2010 7:36 AM

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Oct 11, 2010 8:49 AM in response to stack309

Unfortunately, there's no super easy way to do this. You can open all the photos in Photoshop individually and then merge them there as you noted.

I usually export the masters and then run those through ACR and Photoshop, and then import the merged photo into Aperture and stack it with the masters, and later delete the masters that I exported specifically for this purpose. It's a bit of a pain, and I'll say this is a lot easier with Lightroom.

roundtripping to Photoshop to use Photomerge for panoramas

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