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Recently I saw a demonstration of a very large print out using Photoshop Elements 2.0. The photo subject was a Photo Merged image of a person’s home, and the resulting print out was using a 4 x 6 matrix of 8 X 10 inch photo paper sheets (printed image was 32" x 60"). While this printed output required manual placement of the 24 individual pages (taped on the back size to hold them together), and considering this method was likely not too cost wise (think of the color ink required), I am very interested to know a technique for creating such an effect. Unfortunately, I was not able to contact the person who presented the demo referenced above.
I have created a photo merge image which is 67" wide by 14" high. I figure I can produce a printed output which consists of a matrix of 2 high x 9 wide of the 8 x 10 inch pages of photo paper. My question therefore, is to know of any simple technique to create such a large output print. If not within the actual capabilities of Elements-2, then perhaps someone can suggest some manipulative tricks to accomplish my goal.
Any response to would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Mike Pilgrim
Boca Raton, Fl
I have created a photo merge image which is 67" wide by 14" high. I figure I can produce a printed output which consists of a matrix of 2 high x 9 wide of the 8 x 10 inch pages of photo paper. My question therefore, is to know of any simple technique to create such a large output print. If not within the actual capabilities of Elements-2, then perhaps someone can suggest some manipulative tricks to accomplish my goal.
Any response to would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Mike Pilgrim
Boca Raton, Fl

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